>>If you like to follow the conversation to this topic until now: https://twitter.com/TamarGranor/status/1539994463732436993
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>>giggle
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>>I move over here.
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>From twitter
>>Yeah, I can do stuff like that, but this is happening in a pretty loop. There's nothing between the GetNextModified call and the GetFldState call that would change the record
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>The SetFldState could happen before GetNextModified?

I've confirmed that SetFldState is NOT used in this project.

>Is GetNextModified returning the recordnummer after GetFldState?
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Great question. No way to check that. GetNextModified doesn't return any more changed records for this table, but I don't have a way retroactively to find out whether it would have in this case. And, as I said, I don't have steps to reproduce the problem.


>UPDATE
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>A loop checking OLDVAL might reveal a field changed, but not visible to GetFldState. It's just an idea for testing.

Hmm, not sure what that would look like, but again, I can't track it down.

I guess I could add to the error handler some code that runs only in case a record found as changed by GetNextModified returns all 1s to GetFldState, in case this ever happens again.

Tamar