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Changing record before update

Here's a tough one - I have a database that I have split. When a user
enters a new record on a linked table and changes it before another
user can refresh their front end, the record in the 2nd user ALWAYS
reverts back to the first record after a refresh and shows that data
after clicking on a list box.

Nov 13 '05 #1
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