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    jjsande1492 is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Capturing 'Undo' events in an audit log

    Hi, everyone.



    I have an audit table that captures all changes to all fields in a form. It is being done via data macro rather than VBA. The changes are all flowing through into the audit table nicely. However, if a user presses the undo button or 'CTRL+Z', this is not captured in the audit table which means the audit trail is severed. Aside from disabling the undo action altogether, how would I either log this 'change' or otherwise handle it?

    Regards,
    jj

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    jjsande1492 is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Just realised this might have belonged in my other thread about Data Macro Limitations / auditing. If so, can a mod move it?

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    jjsande1492 is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Also, nevermind. I forgot to click a different record so the after update could process the change before undoing it. Silly me.

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