Re: Informix Interrupt Key

Stick the CONSTRUCT in a WHILE loop if you want to just keep him in. Check the int_flag and if true, go back into the construct. Otherwise, explain to the user that there is nothing wrong with the DELETE key, it is him that is paranoid and everyone else uses it that way, so there! tech (tech@compsys.demon.co.uk) wrote: : Hi, : Just a simple question this time ... : I am using Informix v4.00 RDS & 4GL. Is there any way to re-define the : interrupt key to anything other than 'DELETE'. I know you can re-define : the accept key, and you can use ON KEY clauses in INPUT statements to : check for your custom interrupt key being pressed - but you cannot use : ON KEY clauses in a CONSTRUCT statement ! : This means either you keep the interrupt key as 'DELETE' for the purpose : of CONSTRUCT, or you do not use CONSTRUCT at all - and I definately do not : want to write my own Query-By-Example routine !!! : Thank-you in advance for your suggestions. : Keith. : -- : *************** tech@compsys.demon.co.uk *************** : Tel: 044 (0)1482 803961 Fax: 044 (0)1482 804333 : ******************************************************** -- Neil - @storm@aztec.co.za < ANOTHER ESSEX LAD >