<i><font color="#663300">The problem happens when you have two child views for the same bizobj, which are looking for two different fields from the parent. With only one cKeyField to fill and use for a child, this is tricky to handle, but I'll let the pros get into the cure for that.</font></i>
Simple: don't design things that way!!! <b>;-)</b>
If you always make the foreign key fields of child tables relate to the primary key of the parent, then you'll never run into this problem. It only happens when you use meaningful keys as the means to relate your data.
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Ed Leafe
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