>>That's a good question. The command is
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>>insert into tiplog (tip_id,employee,changedate,changetable,changefield,oldvalue,newvalue) values ;
>>(lnTIP_ID,employee,time(),tcAlias,lcFieldName,alltrim(transform(oldval(lcFieldName))),alltrim(transform(evaluate(lcFieldName))))
>>

>>tiplog is a plain vanilla dbf living in the dbc. There are no triggers in it or other relations, or relational integrity. So how could there be another table involved? Does multilocks on mandate buffering be enabled?
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>I think it's the other way around, can't have table buffering (only record) with multilocks off. Also checked that oldval() doesn't error out when buffering is off - and it doesn't.
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>If this is the audit log table... is then maybe the table which is audited to blame for the error?

You are correct, this is the audit log. The table being audited has buffering set to 3, as do all of the buffered tables.