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VARIANT_BOOL GetPrevious () |
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| When a filter is in effect (see SetFilter), this method positions on the previous record in the record set determined by the filter, and a call of any SeekBy-method does not modify the sort order nor the result of subsequent calls to this method. |
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// Navigate through the file in reverse order
pSOrder->SeekBySysNum (smLast, 0);
while (pSOrder->GetDBStatus () == 0)
{
// Process record data
pSOrder->GetPrevious ();
}
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// Navigate through the file in reverse order
oSOrder.SeekBySysNum (eSeekMode.smLast, 0);
while (oSOrder.GetDBStatus () == 0)
{
// Process record data
oSOrder.GetPrevious ();
}
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' Navigate through the file in reverse order
Call oSOrder.SeekBySysNum(smLast, 0)
While oSOrder.GetDBStatus() = 0
' Process record data
Call oSOrder.GetPrevious()
Wend
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' Navigate through the file in reverse order
oSOrder.SeekBySysNum(eSeekMode.smLast, 0)
While oSOrder.GetDBStatus() = 0
' Process record data
oSOrder.GetPrevious()
End While
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