I believe that is how i have it set up. Here are a few screen shots that hopefully illustrate the settings I have.

Gary is correct, the first place to look is the BeginsWith that is set within the SearchFields property of the BrowseDialog control.  SQL commands are dynamically created based on the Advanced options that are active for each search field.  If no value is entered within a search field, no WHERE clause is added for the field.  So if you enter something in the field, it will use the Advanced option (even if you do not allow the end-user to change the advanced option) to build that segment of the WHERE clause. 

Hi Nikki

Ensure that the field selection is set to "Beginswith". This will ensure that the query uses a LIKE "A%" or similar as opposed to an = "A". Checkout the BrowseDialog help in the guide which makes reference to this.

HTH

-=Gary

Hi Nikki

(Third Time lucky)

Check that advanced options are made available and ensure that the search field is set to "Beginswith" - see the browse dialog help.

This will effectively ensure that a LIKE comparison is performed instead of an equals. If you don't, it will look for a value that is exactly equal to "A" instead of LIKE "A%".

HTH

-=Gary

Hi Nikki

Hi Nikki

Hi all,

I am having a problem with the browse object not seeming to work properly.

It will return ALL records just fine, however I never seem to get any records returned when I try to search by any of the search fields.

For instance if I launch the browse dialog and hit Enter it returns all rows however if I try to filter by name starts with A it returns no results. Any ideas on what i mat be missing?

Thanks