One script with FieldName (Self) to be use on serval Fields - I can't do it

     It's not clear what you want to do.

     

          I want Filemaker to go find records from field "dbc_2206_F_" which have the value "Ja".

     Your sentence implies that muliple records exist within a single field and this is not possible. Your screen shot appears to show either a list of fields in the same record or a list of different records each showing the same field.

     Can you describe this data in a bit more detail?

     

          Simply in Browse-mode, I click "Find all", I type "Ja" into any field that I would like to be searched and press enter. This gives me what I want to see.

     That does not work. I suspect that you are clicking either "find" in the status tool bar (magnifying glass icon), or a button someone else has put on your layout that does the same thing, which is to enter find mode.

     You can set up the script trigger to pass the field reference as text to the script if you use this expression:

     GetFieldName ( Table::Field )

     where you enter or select the table::Field name for the field you are setting up with the script trigger or formatting as a button with Perform Script.

     Your script can then function like this:

     Enter Find Mode [] ---> clear the pause check box
     Set Field By Name [ Get ( ScriptParameter ) ; "JA" ]
     Set Error Capture [on]
     Perform Find []

     This script is patterned after those found here: Scripted Find Examples

     Click the Set field by Name step so that it is highlighted and then you can specify the text that I specified by clicking the buttons that appear in the bottom right corner.

     "Ja" is not the optional script parameter.

     If you set up the dbc_2206_F_ as a button or with the OnObjectEnter scrip trigger, the optional script parameter box should have this text in it:

     GetFieldName ( Table::dbc_2206_F_ )

     Only use the name of the table where you defined this field in place of Table.

     What I am describing uses a single script for all fields. That's why the script uses set Field by name instead of set field. The name of the field to be searched is passed as a script parameter which can be different for each field as each field is set up with it's own script trigger.

     You could just put the table::fieldName for the field to be searched as text in your script parameter and this works.

     By using GetFieldName, you can refer to the field in a way that will automatically update if you use Manage | Database to rename either the field or the table.

     It's not a step in the script. It's a detail to set up when you use a button or script trigger to perform this script.