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I need to place a DateTime stamp in a column when a
row has been updated.
Seems simple enough until you consider the
following:
Lets say the user accesses
a Customer/Transaction form
(with the transactions being defined as
a region)
Initially, the focus is on the
transactions.
If they click back to the top (Customer Side) and
make a change
how can I detect a change to that specific table
and update the
DateTime stamp?
I've experimented with the following technics
without success:
- Triggers (too constrictive in forms with
regions)
- Variables in Form (get evaluated regardless
of change to data)
- Using an EEP on Entry/Exit to table <or>
after Leaving Section
(Form_Dirty_Flag detects changes made to ANY
table)
Recommendations Anyone?
TIA
- Rob Vincent
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