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Picture Perfect 4.6 User Manual - UTCFS Global Security Products

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Chapter 2<br />

Getting started<br />

25<br />

Table 16. Data grid<br />

Item<br />

Grid<br />

Description<br />

The record list window, or data grid, shows the results of search operations and allows you to quickly<br />

navigate through the records found by a search. The data displayed in the grid columns consists of one or<br />

more fields of the <strong>Picture</strong> <strong>Perfect</strong> database table that is being manipulated. The number and order of the<br />

fields displayed, as well as the placement of the grid on the screen (left, right, top, or bottom), is<br />

configurable by clicking Preferences on the form toolbar. When an application is started, the record list<br />

window is initially empty.<br />

You use the data grid mainly for record navigation. A single record or multiple records may be selected for<br />

manipulation. Each row in the data grid represents a record. The records are obtained by performing a<br />

search, by creating a new record, or by copying a record. When a search is performed, the grid is filled with<br />

all records matching the search criteria. All previous records that were in the grid are removed. When<br />

adding new records, the records are placed at the bottom of the grid, and are marked with the new record<br />

icon .<br />

Clicking on a single row in the grid highlights and selects that record for editing. The keyboard up and down<br />

arrows can also be used to move from one record to the next. The record's field values appear in the<br />

various pages of the form. If any field value is changed, the Edit icon appears next to the row.<br />

More than one row can be selected to change a value for multiple records at one time, for example,<br />

updating a time value for all records. Multiple rows can be selected by left-clicking the first desired record,<br />

then dragging the mouse, and releasing it on the last desired record. Non-connected rows may be added to<br />

the selection by holding down the CTRL key on the keyboard while selecting the row with the mouse. All<br />

selected rows are highlighted. When multiple rows are selected, the pages of the form window are cleared<br />

and the values replaced by asterisks. Changing a field value changes it for all selected records. If any field<br />

value is changed, the Edit icon appears next to the selected rows.<br />

To quickly access an item in a long list in a grid, click in any cell and begin to type the first letters of the item<br />

for which you are searching. See Type ahead search on page 28.<br />

Table 17. Form<br />

Item<br />

Form<br />

Description<br />

The Form window provides the primary interaction between an operator and an application. It allows direct<br />

access to all fields within a single record or a selection of records from a host database table. A standard<br />

form is provided, however, it may be customized to display only those fields an operator needs to see, and<br />

the fields can be arranged differently.<br />

Table 18. Progress bar<br />

Item<br />

Progress Bar<br />

Description<br />

Displays the current status of operations performed.<br />

Table 19. Status bar<br />

Item<br />

Status<br />

Description<br />

Displays the number of records retrieved as well as any errors encountered during creation.

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