What is a Browser Form

A browser is a form that displays the table’s records in rows and columns
(something like a datasheet).

A browser helps you search for a record, export records, add records, edit records, delete records, and print records.

Every browser has a toolbar that contains buttons that execute all these commands.
Add record:

call OpenForm(“ptAppend““ORDER.FM““WORK.ORDER“1;“?=ORDER“)

Edit record:

call OpenForm(“ptEdit““ORDER.FM““WORK.ORDER“1;“?=ORDER“)

Delete record:

call OpenForm(“ptDelete““ORDER.FM““WORK.ORDER“1;“?=ORDER“)

call OpenForm(“ append – edit - delete” ; “ form’s name ” ; “table’s name” ; 1 ; “?= primary key“)

Export record:

call CreateSheet()

Print records:

call PrintGrid()

Search records:

call BrowseFilter()

Search records: you can search for records by using filters criteria.
On the top of every column, there is a field that you can enter your criteria.
For example, to show only records where the price is between 50 and 100,
in the Price field, you enter:> 50 and < 100.
To show only records where the last name equals “Smith,”
in the LastName field, you enter Smith.