>Could you please help? I'm trying to find why/when getnextmodified() return negative value? Help doesn't mentioned it...
GetNextModified returns the value that corresponds to recno().
If you use buffering, a new record, not yet committed with TableUpdate(), will have a negative value. If you add several records (with table buffering), the first record will have a recno() of -1, the second -2, etc.
As soon as you TableUpdate() the records successfully, they will obtain their permanent recno()s, according to their position in the table.
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>I use something like:
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>use table alias aaa
>select * from aaa into cursor tempcur readwrite
>set multilock on
>= cursorsetprop('Buffering',5,'tempcur')
>go 2
>replace field with 999
>go top
>? getnextmodified() && returns -1...
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>TIA
>Dmitry
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