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GeorgeB
Hi,
I have created a form that fires VB after_insert and
after_update procedures.
I am using this to audit database changes (to eg table
Fred) to an audit table.
This works ok, however the after update event is fired
even when a record is inserted into Fred - this leads to 2
audit records being created (instead of 1).
Any body know why the after insert and update events are
firing when only an insert is taking place?
I have created a form that fires VB after_insert and
after_update procedures.
I am using this to audit database changes (to eg table
Fred) to an audit table.
This works ok, however the after update event is fired
even when a record is inserted into Fred - this leads to 2
audit records being created (instead of 1).
Any body know why the after insert and update events are
firing when only an insert is taking place?