Default sort order
    Ruslan Zasukhin 
    sunshine at public.kherson.ua
       
    Sun Dec 11 11:35:09 CST 2005
    
    
  
On 12/11/05 7:30 AM, "Ed Kleban" <Ed at Kleban.com> wrote:
Hi Ed,
>> So I enter the following links:
>>     LinkRecords( { 1, 4 } )
>>     LinkRecords( { 1, 5 } )
>>     LinkRecords( { 1, 6 } )
>>     LinkRecords( { 2, 6 } )
>>     LinkRecords( { 2, 4 } )
>>     LinkRecords( { 2, 7 } )
>> 
>> Now then, Is there a call I can make that will return me an ArraySet with
>> the children of I2 necessarily in the order that these relationships were
>> defined?
>> 
>> How about:
>> 
>>     anArraySet = aVLink.FindLinked( 2, TItems, Titems, kFromParentToChild )
>> 
>> Will this necessarily return anArraySet = { 6, 4, 7 }?
>> 
>> Or can I not assume the order of the elements in the returned anArraySet ?
>> 
> 
> Woops!  Since this is a M:M link, does "kFromParentToChild" have any meaning
> here?  
> How do I signify I want recId's for right links rather than left
> links for recId = 2 ?
Yes still have
I like this example:
    Table Person with recursive link HaveBorn
So we have here in fact link 2 : M which still is M : M.
Right?
Now let we take Person with RecId = 1024,
 Let this will be Ruslan.
        res = Born.FindLinked( 1024, Person, Person, ???? )
So whom you want find?
A) Children of Ruslan:
    childs = Born.FindLinked( 1024, Person, Person, kFromPArentToChilds)
b) Children of Ruslan:
     parents = Born.FindLinked( 1024, Person, Person, kFromChildsToParent)
-- 
Best regards,
Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software, Inc
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