Andrew,
the element gives you the content but apparently not the key of the record.
For me:
put pNewName into tLeaseData[x][i]
creates a new subrecord that has the key pOldName and the content pNewName
I tried this and it seems to work
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repeat with x=1 to the number of elements in tleaseData
put the keys of tleaseData[x] into tSubKeys
repeat for each line aSubKey in tSubKeys
if tLeaseData[x][aSubKey] is pName then
put pNewName into tLeaseData[x][aSubKey]
put true into tleaseData[x]["Changed"]
end if
end repeat
end repeat
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there might be other ways to tackle this.
regards
Bernd
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