>>Yes, you are correct. I am reading the VFP help and that the Persistent relationship has to be established.
>>
>>But let me, if you don't mind, as you another question. Do I understand correctly that after I build the persistent relationship and build the RI the code in the database will be something like this (pseudo code):
>>Use Table1
>>update Table1 set FieldA = cSomeValue where FieldA = cOldValue
>>and son on for other tables?
>>
>>I am just trying to have a sneak preview of what the resulting code will look like.
>>
>>Thank you.
>
>You will get something like
>
>ri_insert()
>ri_update()
>ri_delete()
>
>in the trigger's fields in the database. The trigger's code will be in the code in the Database (you'll see it when you do Modify Code).
>
>It will be a lot of procedural and quite complex (in terms of verbosity) code.
>
>You can alternatively look into Downloads section here to get somewhat cleaner code and easier to maintain/understand.
>
>This is if you go with Doug Hennig's code. I think Walter Meester also has a Downloads here.
Thank you.
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