Adam,

<< . I guess I could rethink how I structure the whole thing a bit ...
probably I have to, but I was trying to find out an easy way to identify a
record which has _only_ had the default insert code called on it and no
other row changes (ideally on the server) so I could throw away its tracking
records. >>

I could give you some "internal" code that would do what you want, if you'd
like.  Each row in EDB has an "update counter" associated with it that
indicates how many times a row has been updated since it was created (the
counter is zeroed-out even when a row is re-used from a previous delete).
That would give you an indication if a row has been updated more than once.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com