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Is there an Rbase environment variable
that can be checked from within an .EEP
that can tell me if the form has received
any updates? (R:base 6.5+ Build 1,839)
I found myself in a "catch-22" when trying to
implement a simple routine to track
who was the last logged-in user of the database who
performed an "update" of a row
thru a form.
The customer wanted to find the user(s) who were
not following the correct data-entry
procedure. However, after "they" exited the
form I was setting "them" to be the last user
(thus circumventing the whole routine for
checking!).
Ideally, once the form is invoked, it should be
able to be viewed, and as long as no column
is updated (via the keyboard/mouse) the previously
listed user in that row should remain untouched.
If the user should happen to perform any
keyboard/mouse update on a column/radio-button/chkbox, etc...
the flag can be checked in thie .EEP and determine
if the currently logged in user should be "updated"
in the row.
TIA
Rob Vincent
R.A.V. Enteprises
Dearborn Heights, Michigan
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- Re: Form Update Environment Variable R.A.V. Enterprises
- Re: Form Update Environment Variable Tom Grimshaw
