Hi Sam
Long time no see. ( VFE Devcon - Vegas ? )
I want to say yes but "right out of the box" can be interpreted a lot of ways. The flexibility of SF is impressive to say the least and there are a lot of ways to wrap transactions. You can even snapshot a business object at any state and just roll back to that. but I want to get a definitive answer so i am posting your question on the SF forum and as soon as I get an answer directly from Microfour I'll post it here for you.
>I am just beginning to investigate Strataframe and I have a specific question. I would appreciate an answer from anyone who might know the correct answer. I am not prepared to signup for their free trial yet and I don't think I can post questions on their user forum.
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>The frameworks I have worked with in the past seem to be designed expecting that I will be editing one record at a time from a given table. If I attempt to add or edit another record in the same table without saving the first record I edited, I am forced to either save the changes or abandon the changes before I can move to and edit another record.
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>I am a CPA and I need to be able to add or edit multiple debit and/or credit transactions and then save all of them wrapped in a single backend transaction. Does Strataframe allow this right out of the box?
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>Sam
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