>>I am using a page framed multipage form editing data using optomistic row buffering. I am attempting to resolve potential conflicts when other users modify fields durring the current edit session. I want to be able to detect which fields were modified and update the appropriate object on my form. If my object has been edited I wish to inform the user of the potential conflict and allow them to overwrite if they choose. Something like the following.
>>
>>FOR lnI = 1 TO FCOUNT()
>> IF OLDVAL( FIELD(lnI) ) <> CURVAL( FIELD(lnI) )
>> Compare to My Forms object using lnI somehow
>> IF MyFormsObject has not Changed
>> MyFormsObject.Value = CURVAL( FIELD(lnI) )
>> ELSE
>> Inform user and let them decide
>> ENDIF
>> ENDIF
>>ENDFOR
>>
>>I need help with the MyFormsObject part of the equasion or an alternate method all together.
>>
>>Thanks in advance
>>Terry
>
>You can use GetFldState() to see which fields in a record have been changed.
Yes but what I am after primarily is a way in a for next loop to referance the control objects as they relate to the fields I am looking at.
I don't want to have to refer to each and every object ( there are about 100+ ) by hand. Also, I don't want to put them in by hand because if I change one thing on the form it will mess things all up and that = BAD PROGRAMMING PRACTICE.

Terry