Scott,
Make sure your PK field is updatable in the view. Otherwise, NewID() will fire twice... once in the view, and then again when the update happens in the VFP dbc.

Hope that helps,
---J

>Greetings!
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>I have a business object on a form that I am using just to add records when a certain event occurs in a different business object. The event causes a custom form method to be called and a business objects records are processed in a SCAN. Records are added to the business object I mentioned first during this SCAN.
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>I have set the business object that I am adding records to as the Primary Business Object on the form. Also, I use NEWID() for all primary keys in this system since everything is done through views, some a little complex.
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>Here's some of the code:
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>SELECT SCANnedView
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>SCAN
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> Thisform.bizobjname.new()
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> REPLACE some non-PRIMARY KEY information in the bizobjview && view associated with the busines object)
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> Thisform.save(.f.,.t.) && save the primary business object just added record
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> lnID = v_bizobjview.PKID && Save the PK ID because I need to update the SCANned View with the value
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> REPLACE foreignkey with lnID in SCANnedView
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>ENDSCAN
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>This appears to be ok...however, the lnID will contain a value, like 28. But, when I close the application and go look at the table that was updated by v_bizobjview, the value is 29????
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>Also, I noticed that the NEWID() method seems to skip numbers for every single record in every single table that I am using? There must be something I am missing here?
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>Any ideas?
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>Thanks!