Re: Run control prompt

[Rick_Creel@AONCONS.COM]

Within the SQR itself, could you use a sub-select to get the OPRIDs from
PS_GRP_AP?
That way the end user doesn't have to input any OPRID at all.

example:

begin-select
t1.field1
t1.field2
    do some_procedure
from tableone t1
where blah-blah
and t1.oprid in (select ap.Assigned_to_Oprid
                           from PS_GRP_AP ap
                           where ap.Assigned_to_Oprid = t1.oprid)
end-select







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I would like to use 'Assigned_to_Oprid' field from PS_GRP_AP as a run
control prompt. It contains all of the oprid's of the data entry people who
have entered vouchers. However if I drag this field on to my run control
panel it becomes a single-entry input field rather than a drop-down. I don't
want to make the end-user have to know what oprid to type in, is there any
way to make it a drop down so that it populates with all of the
assigned_to_oprid's that are stored in the table??

Using:
P/S 7.5
SQR 4.3.4
Oracle 8i
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