Average (Avg) : Calculates the arithmetic mean of the values for the selected field.Minimum : Displays the lowest value identified in the selected field.Maximum : Displays the highest value identified in the selected field.Sum : Sets a sum of the values for the selected field.When positioning the fields, you must define what summarization will be used, to select that you must click in the combo box and select one of the available options, that will be according to the data type (integer, date, text…). Note: The total fields will only be displayed if they are also selected to be displayed within the Grid application module. To define the fields that will be used for totals, drag them to the area, Grid Totals. The same field can be used more than once in the Grid totals area, just if they are using different summaries types. Using the select fields area you can set the total fields ant the total options for each field. Display - This option sets if the Group Subtotal it will be display.Label - This field sets the Label for the Group Subtotal.Setting of display of the subtotal group. Example for this option Enabled: * Example for this option Disabled:.Record Count : This option allows you to view the amount of records by the General Total title.Group Subtotal : This option defines where the subtotal group by will be displayed.The options are: On every page, On the last page or Do not display. Display Total : This option indicates in which pages the General Total will be displayed.Results in a single line.: This option sets the display of the General Total title and its results in a single line.The settings below only can be applied for the Grid totals. $number = “This variable stores a number” įor more information, visit the php variables.The total fields will be displayed only when the Grid application is using at least one Group By. A valid variable name begins with a letter or underscore, followed by any number of letters, numbers, or underscores.īelow we can see some examples of local variables:
Variable names follow the same rules as other labels in PHP. These variables will only work in events or methods, using a variable in an event it will make it only available in that event. These variables must be set using a $ dollar sign at the beginning and the variable names are case-sensitive.
Local variables are basically PHP’s own variables. Reports where the variable was declared by the developer. Type: This option defines whether the variable will be input or output. In Value we can see some options and configurations of our variable.
In Attributes we can see the variables in our application. In this configuration screen we have the following configuration options: Attribute: To change the variable type, go to the menu Application> Global Variables.Īfter clicking on this menu will show the variables in the application and its settings. To pass values between applications, it is necessary to define the same variable in the applications that will use them, however, in the source application the variable must be defined as Output and in the destination application must be defined as Input. = “This global has a number stored in it” Passing values between applications = “This global has a text stored in it” To define a global variable, you only have to enter it in between brackets, for example:
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Unlike the local and field variables, Global variables can be used in the SQL of the applications that allows the manual to be changed, and in the WHERE Clause of the Form application, thus enabling a dynamic use of the applications. These variables can be used at any application event. These are variables that are stored in the application session, these variables can be used to pass parameters through the applications in the project. = 100 Global Variables (Session Variables) To assign the field value to a local variable to be used within an event, we can perform the steps as below: In the examples below it’s possible to visualize the operation of the fields. These fields can be used at Scriptcase events, but will not work from the onScriptInit event because only the events after that will have values in the fields. In Scriptcase the fields are internally treated as local variables PHP, however, at Scriptcase interface it’s necessary to inform these, using keys, so it’s possible to retrieve or assign values to the application fields.
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