Jason,

As usual, your help fixed the problem completely!!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you...



>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!