AS2 syntax and dynamic variable names

Hi all,
Trying to learn AS2 and hoping someone can help me by
explaining the problems with the following sample code and what
would be needed to make it work (i.e. to create dynamic variables
and movie clips from an array).
Thanks for your time!

kglad: Thanks for the super-quick and tremendously helpful
response! Much appreciated!
A couple of quick follow-up questions:
kglad wrote that "createEmptyMovieClip() returns a reference
to the created movieclip".
How would I use/access this reference?
Also, in the updated code below, I have two issues:
1. rolling over a movie clip yields "this is button
undefined" rather than "this is button a" for example; and
2. clicking on a movie clip outputs the result of the trace
command for all four clips (in reverse order) rather than just the
one clicked.
Any insights into what I need to do differently? Thanks
again!

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>
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This has been working just fine. However, I’m wondering
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//HI forums.sun.com !
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String col_width_2 = "150px";
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I am having a problem with a tag,
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http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&safe=off&ic=1&th=9330b85b1867cc7,3&seekm=8rnl24%24ef1%241%40nnrp1.deja.com#p
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&safe=off&ic=1&th=edd3053ac670ff5b,8&seekm=D8E32A666B62F7BD0076240185256A16.0073785185256A15%40webforums#p
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&safe=off&ic=1&th=7b5480449150ea26,3&seekm=3B2FA8C3.3F14A9F3%40switzerland.org#p

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Hi,
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I want to create a dynamic action on button click in my tabular form.
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begin
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Regards,
Ivan

I got it to work, but the query is too big. Can anyone help me with how to get it to work?
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Error processing row.
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l_sql_stmt varchar2(32762);
begin
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'where'||
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'nvl(SRC_STM_ID,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_SRC_STM_ID || '''' || ',SRC_STM_ID),1) and' ||
'nvl(OZNAKA_KOMITENTA,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_OZNAKA_KOMITENTA || '''' || ',OZNAKA_KOMITENTA),1) and' ||
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'nvl(OZNAKA_IZVJESCA,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_OZNAKA_IZVJESCA || '''' || ',OZNAKA_IZVJESCA),1) and' ||
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'nvl(IZVORNO_DOSPIJECE,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_IZVORNO_DOSPIJECE || '''' || ',IZVORNO_DOSPIJECE),1) and' ||
'nvl(VRSTA_INDEKSACIJE,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_VRSTA_INDEKSACIJE || '''' || ',VRSTA_INDEKSACIJE),1) and' ||
'nvl(VALUTA_INDEKSACIJE,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_VALUTA_INDEKSACIJE || '''' || ',VALUTA_INDEKSACIJE),1) and' ||
'nvl(PORTFELJ,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_PORTFELJ || '''' || ',PORTFELJ),1) and' ||
'nvl(UTRZIVOST_KREDITA,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_UTRZIVOST_KREDITA || '''' || ',UTRZIVOST_KREDITA),1) and' ||
'nvl(ZNACAJKE_KAPITALA,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_ZNACAJKE_KAPITALA || '''' || ',ZNACAJKE_KAPITALA),1) and' ||
'nvl(RIZICNA_SKUPINA,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_RIZICNA_SKUPINA || '''' || ',RIZICNA_SKUPINA),1) and' ||
'nvl(UGRADJENI_DERIVAT,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_UGRADJENI_DERIVAT || '''' || ',UGRADJENI_DERIVAT),1) and' ||
'nvl(ODNOSNA_VARIJABLA,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_ODNOSNA_VARIJABLA || '''' || ',ODNOSNA_VARIJABLA),1) and' ||
'nvl(PREDZNAK,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_PREDZNAK || '''' || ',PREDZNAK),1) and' ||
'nvl(VRSTA_IZNOSA,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_VRSTA_IZNOSA || '''' || ',VRSTA_IZNOSA),1) and' ||
'nvl(KOMITENT_PBR,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_KOMITENT_PBR || '''' || ',KOMITENT_PBR),1) and' ||
'nvl(UDJELI_POVEZ_C,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_UDJELI_POVEZ_C || '''' || ',UDJELI_POVEZ_C),1) and' ||
'nvl(AR_ID,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_AR_ID || '''' || ',AR_ID),1) and' ||
'nvl(AU_ID,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_AU_ID || '''' || ',AU_ID),1) and' ||
'nvl(AR_BUSS_ID,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_AR_BUSS_ID || '''' || ',AR_BUSS_ID),1) and' ||
'nvl(MTI_CCY_TP_ID,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_MTI_CCY_TP_ID || '''' || ',MTI_CCY_TP_ID),1) and' ||
'nvl(REG_NO,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_REG_NO || '''' || ',REG_NO),1) and' ||
'nvl(REG_SFX,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_REG_SFX || '''' || ',REG_SFX),1) and' ||
'nvl(JMBG_ID_NO,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_JMBG_ID_NO || '''' || ',JMBG_ID_NO),1) and' ||
'nvl(IP_ID,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_IP_ID || '''' || ',IP_ID),1) and' ||
'nvl(TAX_ID_NO,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_TAX_ID_NO || '''' || ',TAX_ID_NO),1) and' ||
'nvl(INSTRUMENT_OLD,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_INSTRUMENT_OLD || '''' || ',INSTRUMENT_OLD),1) and' ||
'nvl(PREDZNAK_OLD,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_PREDZNAK_OLD || '''' || ',PREDZNAK_OLD),1) and' ||
'nvl(NAPOMENA,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_NAPOMENA || '''' || ',NAPOMENA),1) and' ||
'nvl(NOVI_POSAO_F,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_NOVI_POSAO_F || '''' || ',NOVI_POSAO_F),1) and' ||
'nvl(LISTA_SUMARNA,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_LISTA_SUMARNA || '''' || ',LISTA_SUMARNA),1) and' ||
'nvl(LISTA_REKAP,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_LISTA_REKAP || '''' || ',LISTA_REKAP),1) and' ||
'nvl(DZS_IDY_CL_ID,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_DZS_IDY_CL_ID || '''' || ',DZS_IDY_CL_ID),1) and' ||
'nvl(HNB_IP_CL_ID,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_HNB_IP_CL_ID || '''' || ',HNB_IP_CL_ID),1) and' ||
'nvl(NO_DYS_OO,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_NO_DYS_OO || '''' || ',NO_DYS_OO),1) and' ||
'nvl(POSTOTAK1,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_POSTOTAK1 || '''' || ',POSTOTAK1),1) and' ||
'nvl(POSTOTAK2,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_POSTOTAK2 || '''' || ',POSTOTAK2),1) and' ||
'nvl(POSTOTAK3,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_POSTOTAK3 || '''' || ',POSTOTAK3),1) and' ||
'nvl(BNK_ID,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_BNK_ID || '''' || ',BNK_ID),1) and'||
'nvl(ID,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_ID || '''' || ',ID),1) and' ||
'nvl(ID_RETKA,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_ID_RETKA || '''' || ',ID_RETKA),1) and' ||
'nvl(DATUM_STANJA,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_DATUM_STANJA || '''' || ',DATUM_STANJA),1) and' ||
'nvl(IZNOS,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_IZNOS || '''' || ',IZNOS),1) and' ||
'nvl(IZNOS_ACTUAL,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_IZNOS_ACTUAL || '''' || ',IZNOS_ACTUAL),1) and' ||
'nvl(ACT_AR_BAL_KN,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_ACT_AR_BAL_KN || '''' || ',ACT_AR_BAL_KN),1) and' ||
'nvl(ACT_AR_BAL,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_ACT_AR_BAL|| '''' || ',ACT_AR_BAL),1) and' ||
'nvl(IZNOS_ACTUAL_OLD,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_IZNOS_ACTUAL_OLD || '''' || ',IZNOS_ACTUAL_OLD),1) and' ||
'nvl(ACT_AR_BAL_KN_OLD,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_ACT_AR_BAL_KN_OLD || '''' || ',ACT_AR_BAL_KN_OLD),1) and' ||
'nvl(ACT_AR_BAL_OLD,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_ACT_AR_BAL_OLD || '''' || ',ACT_AR_BAL_OLD),1) and' ||
'nvl(EXG_RT_CRD_RSK_F,1) = nvl(nvl(''' || :P7_X_EXG_RT_CRD_RSK_F || '''' || ',EXG_RT_CRD_RSK_F),1) ';
execute immediate l_sql_stmt;
end;

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I have a form that determines how many phone numbers a client has to edit by running a query against the database. The client can have anywhere from 0-3 phone numbers. I am assuming I can just wrap a CFOUTPUT QUERY tag around my input field so that it will loop if there are more than 1. What I can't figure out is how to dynamically name the input field within the CFOUTPUT tag for the UPDATE query I run after the user submits the form.
For example, if the query find that the user has 2 phone numbers in the table, how do I control their name?
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I am running a BPM : R/3 Proxy > XI > BPM > File Adapter (x4)
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The file I receive splits into two files, then I pass a Count file - number of records to a separate file and then a file that simply says "ready" on completion. Four files are:
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To top this off, it will be run for 12 separate countries so hope to use the country code to add to the file naming - so generating 48 files (if successful). Data_GB.dat, lookup_GB.dat, Count_GB.dat and ready_GB.dat etc....
The first three, I can do (with maybe a little help!), I have looked at the use of dynamic file naming and think I can do this, however, the count file uses the initial file sent, but the ready file passes across the word "ready" to destination file. How can I utilise the dynamic naming convention if I do not use the original file for this?
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Time Stamp Status Description
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2007-05-08 17:43:57 Success MP: processing local module localejbs/CallSapAdapter
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2007-05-08 17:43:57 Success Write to FTP server "ftp.ftp.ftp.ftp", directory "/ECS/Target",   file "xi_epiw_ready20070508-174357-635.dat"
2007-05-08 17:43:57 Success Transfer: "BIN" mode, size 156 bytes, character encoding -
2007-05-08 17:43:57 Success Start converting XML document content to plain text
2007-05-08 17:43:57 Success File processing complete
2007-05-08 17:43:57 Success MP: leaving
2007-05-08 17:43:57 Success The message was successfully delivered to the application using connection File_http://sap.com/xi/XI/System.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
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<recordReady>READY</recordReady>
</ns0:EPIWReadyFile>
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