On 2011 Jan 30, at 15:59, Jonathan Fletcher wrote:

> Russel, 
> 
> Your original message said that you are using a global field for the parent 
> side of the relationship. What happens if you turn off global storage on that 
> field? I'm sot sure what you are doing exactly, but that seems like it would 
> cause the behavior you describe.


Turning off the global storage for B::ASeq Socket produces empty portals for 
every record within Table A.

Furthermore, turning off global storage erased the contents of B::ASeq Socket, 
so it was empty after I reverted it back TO global storage, and I STILL got 
100% population of Table B records in the portal for every record in Table A, 
even tho there was nothing at all to connect to in Table B.

I keep thinking there's gotta be some way I can turn this into a source of free 
energy (look! something from nothing!) and make a bazillion bux, but really I 
just want it to go away and behave the way I think it should.

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