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    bwian1234 is offline Novice
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    Strange error, record has moved?

    I have a db of 1900 clients, the Primery key is 'Client ref' which start on 0 up to 1900. (client ref 0 is blank)


    The main form shows all the client details, when we load the form it defaults to record 0, we then use a search for what ever client we want. All has been fine.
    I made a simple modification yesterday (just added a tick box) Now when you load the form it shows record 1 on the display at the very bottom of the form, but client 1801 is displayed.
    When I scan through the clients it goes 1799, 1800, 1802,1803 and misses 1801, I have to go to record 1 to get to it.

    How can this happen, and how do I fix it.
    I need to move record 1 back to record 1801.

    I have checked the Table and it all appears correct and in order.

    I've never seen this before, can anyone help?

    Thanks

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    bwian1234 is offline Novice
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    Hmm, i've just re-booted the server. and now its working fine.
    Strange, but sorted.

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    pbaldy is offline Who is John Galt?
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    The order of records in a table shouldn't be relied on. I'd base the form on a query with the desired sorting.
    Paul (wino moderator)
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