Hi Walter,

Yes indeed, that is important to note!

From the original message, though, I don't know how you can determine that table buffering is *not* in use.

Cheers,

Jim N

>Jim,
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>>The GetNextModified() function may be helpful here.
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>According to help, The GetNextModified() works only if you use tablebuffering.
>Tablechanges of non-buffered tables within a transaction cannot be detected in this way.
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>James,
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>May its wise to enable tablebuffering for all tables within a transaction and update these table with Tableupdate just before commiting the transaction.
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>You may need some error handling when the tableupdate fails.
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>Walter,