[SUMMARY] Re: FileMaker 'create new record @'
[SUMMARY] Re: FileMaker 'create new record @'
- Subject: [SUMMARY] Re: FileMaker 'create new record @'
- From: David Graham <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2000 15:05:40 -0800
First off ... thanks for all the good suggestions. You all nearly
echoed my efforts to track down the problem, however it was something
entirely different and quite obvious.
The real question is: "What happens when something is working
perfectly one day and then decides to stop working the next (without
modifying anything)?"
It should have hit me right away that if I didn't change anything
then there must be a problem with the file. Sure enough I recovered
the file and everything is working just fine. Now I must restore from
a backup and I'll be back to square 1!
- Dave
At 9:01 AM -0800 10/30/00, David Graham wrote:
Hi all...
I am getting so frustrated I am about to put my fist through the
monitor. I have a script that wasn't working, then it started
working, and now it's not working again. It all boils down to this
statement:
create new record at layout "aeCreateMasterList" of database
"Upgrader.fp5" with data {"1", doImport, doSerialUpdate, doReplace,
fileName}
The layout "aeCreateMasterList" contains the five fields that are
used in this statement. For some reason it is setting the data based
on layout 0. The data is being filled in the field creation order
and not according to the fields that are actually on this layout. I
have tried specifying the layout by ID and by index to no avail. The
only thing that will work is the current layout, but that means that
I have to display the layout and this is NOT a user layout.
It was working just fine ... what could have happened?
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