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markmarko
Whoa... Occasionally, our users are seeing data in a couple forms change
before their eyes. For example, while on a record for an order from Bill
Smith, they go to change the status of the order, and the data in the name
and address fields changes to another name.
I've personally seen it where the name that pops up ends up inheriting the
original last name! So, by changing a field on one record, it is incorrectly
populating a field on a different record!
I've seen it happen on our Install Orders form. It's a form with about 6
subforms, a number of text boxes.
We have a form we call Order Handler, which has two subforms, one with sales
orders, and the other with matching install orders. So it's possible a user
would have two forms open which are accessing the same tables.
Is this, in itself, enough to cause this problem?
before their eyes. For example, while on a record for an order from Bill
Smith, they go to change the status of the order, and the data in the name
and address fields changes to another name.
I've personally seen it where the name that pops up ends up inheriting the
original last name! So, by changing a field on one record, it is incorrectly
populating a field on a different record!
I've seen it happen on our Install Orders form. It's a form with about 6
subforms, a number of text boxes.
We have a form we call Order Handler, which has two subforms, one with sales
orders, and the other with matching install orders. So it's possible a user
would have two forms open which are accessing the same tables.
Is this, in itself, enough to cause this problem?