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result of select statement as TOOLTIP
Hello,
I got a table "table_content" ID STATUS 1234 1 1235 1 1236 12 1237 65 1238 1 1239 13 and another table "table_error" STATUS Description 1 Everything ok 2 IO-ERROR 12 TYPE-ERROR 13 NO CONNECTION 65 NO VALID DATA I display the table_content in a form and by going with the mouse over a STATUS field (ie: STATUS = 12) the corresponding entry(ies) from a select (here: select description from table_error where status = 12) should appear just like the TOOLTIP (here: TYPE-ERROR). |
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