A browse widget lets you see data and select records from all the records associated with a database query. You can define a static browse widget with the DEFINE BROWSE statement or a dynamic browse widget with the CREATE BROWSE statement. A browse can be either a read‑only tool for browsing through records, or it can be an editing tool for updating records, depending on the options you specify.You can also use the mouse wheel to scroll the browse widget horizontally and vertically in Windows. When you rotate the mouse wheel up and down, the browse scrolls vertically up and down. When you rotate the mouse wheel up and down while holding down the CTRL key, the browse scrolls horizontally left and right. You can specify the number of rows the browse scrolls up and down per click of the mouse wheel on the Wheel tab in the Windows Mouse Properties dialog box (accessed through the Windows Control Panel).
/* For a static browse */browse-name:attribute-or-method-name IN FRAME frame-name/* For a dynamic or static browse */browse-handle:attribute-or-method-name
/* For a static browse column */column-name:attribute-or-method-name IN BROWSE browse-name
/* For a dynamic or static browse column */column-handle:attribute-or-method-nameFor more information about accessing widget attributes and methods, see the “Handle Attributes and Methods Reference” section.
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