You could easily step through the objects on the form and compare their values to the values in the control source couldn't you? If they are different, then you store the new value in a table. However, using bufferering and getfldstate() as you exit each field would be a better idea I think.
>For an application that I have created my customers are requesting something like an audit trail. Is there an easy way to compare data on a form with the database and to store all modifications into a seperate table.
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>Any suggestions (or solutions) are welcome.
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>Regards,
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>Ron Brahma
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