M Msmartine Registered User. Local time Today, 10:15 Joined Sep 15, 2014 Messages 26 Dec 17, 2019 #21 Thank you both for your time and feedback. I will consider both approaches. I believe the version approach jdraw mentioned will simpler.
Thank you both for your time and feedback. I will consider both approaches. I believe the version approach jdraw mentioned will simpler.
Gasman Enthusiastic Amateur Local time Today, 15:15 Joined Sep 21, 2011 Messages 16,840 Dec 17, 2019 #22 Msmartine said: Thank you both for your time and feedback. I will consider both approaches. I believe the version approach jdraw mentioned will simpler. Click to expand... Have a default of 0 for VersionNum in the table. Then just use Dmax() to get the latest and add 1 to it. Make a unique index of ID and VersionNum to avoid potential duplicates. Anyway, good luck with your DB.
Msmartine said: Thank you both for your time and feedback. I will consider both approaches. I believe the version approach jdraw mentioned will simpler. Click to expand... Have a default of 0 for VersionNum in the table. Then just use Dmax() to get the latest and add 1 to it. Make a unique index of ID and VersionNum to avoid potential duplicates. Anyway, good luck with your DB.