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    lookup on web

    How I can use RLOOKUP() on Web/Mobile?

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    Hi Jefferson,

    Use KEYLOOKUP() or SQLLOOKUP().

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    Yvonne

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    What is the best way to define validation on the table?

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    Hi Jefferson,

    What are your concerns?

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    Yvonne

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    Hi Yvonne,
    I liked set only an instruction on database dictionary to validate on database and client. Because on database I need use the field name as expression and macro {} on client.
    Examples
    To database
    KEYLOOKUP(<table>, <"indextagname">, <table.field>, <.t.> , <.f.> )
    To client
    KEYLOOKUP(<table>, <"indextagname">, {}, <.t.> , <.f.> )

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    Hi Jefferson,

    I believe you should be able to use the {} or "{}" (for character) for both desktop and web. I have submitted a ticket as in my tests this is working when defined in the Field Attribute, but not when defined in the table dictionary.

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    Yvonne

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