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enum NavigationBarMode
Description describes in which way the navigation of the records of a database form is performed.

Values
NONE | no navigation bar is provided and navigation on the current form is only possible with the keyboard (TAB/SHIFT TAB).
CURRENT | a navigation bar is provided and navigation will be performed on the current/active form.
PARENT | a navigation bar is provided and navigation will be performed on the parent of the current/active form.

Values' Details
NONE
NONE, Description no navigation bar is provided and navigation on the current form is only possible with the keyboard (TAB/SHIFT TAB). Note that when this mode is set, a simultaneous TabulatorCycle value of TabulatorCycle::CURRENT means that you cannot travel between records anymore. See also TabulatorCycle
CURRENT
CURRENT, Description a navigation bar is provided and navigation will be performed on the current/active form. This is the default and most often encountered mode.
PARENT
PARENT, Description a navigation bar is provided and navigation will be performed on the parent of the current/active form. This options is usually used for forms containing an grid control only. In such a form, the control has it's own navigation elements, so there is no need to use the navigation bar for the form, but rather for it's parent.

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