[Thommelise]

$V_ORDERID = @%ORDERID;

@=linuxManualDiskLayoutID = executeQuery("SELECT D1 AS linuxDiskManualTag, D2 AS linuxManualDiskLgVg, D3 AS linuxManualDiskSize, D4 AS linuxManualDiskDescr FROM PMT_ORDER_DATA_ITEM WHERE ORDERITEMID='$V_ORDERID' AND TYPE= '4'");

trying to populate grids by using a trigger. i have 2 tables order_data and order data_item.

why dosent it work?

[amosbatto]

MySQL is very particular about data types. If your ORDERITEMID and TYPE fields are integers, then you need to remove the single quotation marks from your database query like this:

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@=linuxManualDiskLayoutID = executeQuery("SELECT D1 AS linuxDiskManualTag, D2 AS linuxManualDiskLgVg, 
   D3 AS linuxManualDiskSize, D4 AS linuxManualDiskDescr 
   FROM PMT_ORDER_DATA_ITEM 
   WHERE ORDERITEMID=$V_ORDERID AND TYPE= 4");

Also, verify that linuxManualDiskLayoutID is the exact spelling of the variable associated with your grid (if you are trying to populate a grid).