Aaron,

If using row buffering, the current record would be the bufferred record.

In table buffering, you could use GETNEXTMODIFIED to cycle thru all
the modified records.

You can use GETFIELDSTATE to determine what fields have changed.

You can use the field value, CURVAL(), OLDVAL() to determine the
your current value, the value currently on disk, and the value when you
originally read the record.

-myron kirby-
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>I am using Pessmistic Table/Row buffering - is there a way to display the buffer (in a form?) before the data is commited with tableupdate()?
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>Thanks
>
>Aaron