>Hello folkxers,
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>I am writing a class which tracks and audits modifications made by end-users. I need a starting point. It needs to work with OLDVAL() and CURVAL(), I work with all buffering methods.
1) If you put your auditing into the triggers instead of forms, changes will be recorded, no matter where you make them.
2) You don't need curval(), only oldval() and the actual field value.
3) This works both with, and without, buffering, although working with buffered tables is recommended for several other purposes.
See my introductory article at
http://www.utmag.com/May2003/Page18.asp.
>Basically, I want to drop the class in a form and this object will monitor all changes and save them in a .log text file.
The example saves changes to a DBF, but you can easily adapt it to log changes to a text file.
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