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mikev
14 years agoContributor
Alex,
Thanks for the reply. I've given your response a bit of thought, and I kind of started down the path that you've suggested. I was anticipating having to control the iteration, (that's why I made another post about Driver.setRow, Driver.getRow, etc.) but that technology doesn't exist within TC.
Regarding to what you said here:
I *think* I'll still have a problem when I get to the last driver. Here's what I mean:
while (!Driver1.EOF){
//Fill out parameters for tab1
while(!Driver2.EOF){
//Fill out paramters for tab2
while(!Driver3.EOF){
//Fill out parameters for tab3
..........
..........
while (!Driver6.EOF){
//Here is where the problem lies (I think). When I get here, ALL rows for Driver 6 must be run. There isn't a way that I know of that can tell TC to only "execute" one row and then move back to Driver1 and perform Driver1.Next();
Thanks for the reply. I've given your response a bit of thought, and I kind of started down the path that you've suggested. I was anticipating having to control the iteration, (that's why I made another post about Driver.setRow, Driver.getRow, etc.) but that technology doesn't exist within TC.
Regarding to what you said here:
While Not Driver1.EOF
' Do Something
Driver1.Next
Driver2.Next
...
Driver6.Next
Wend
I *think* I'll still have a problem when I get to the last driver. Here's what I mean:
while (!Driver1.EOF){
//Fill out parameters for tab1
while(!Driver2.EOF){
//Fill out paramters for tab2
while(!Driver3.EOF){
//Fill out parameters for tab3
..........
..........
while (!Driver6.EOF){
//Here is where the problem lies (I think). When I get here, ALL rows for Driver 6 must be run. There isn't a way that I know of that can tell TC to only "execute" one row and then move back to Driver1 and perform Driver1.Next();