I have a remote session witha master/detail table setup.
I add a record to the master and the 2 records to the details table, then I go back and delete the 2 records from the details table.
When I delete the last record I get error # 1011 conversion error and after that I get the error on that record(Master) no matter what I do.
But if I scroll the master table to a new record all is fine until I delete the last record in the details table then come the errors..

Michael,

<<I have a remote session witha master/detail table setup.
I add a record to the master and the 2 records to the details table, then I
go back and delete the 2 records from the details table. When I delete the
last record I get error # 1011 conversion error and after that I get the
error on that record(Master) no matter what I do. But if I scroll the master
table to a new record all is fine until I delete the last record in the
details table then come the errors.. >>

I can't replicate this here with two grids, two tables (customer/orders) and
a simple M-D setup.  Is this the latest build ?

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

I'll see if I can make a test case.


"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" <timyoung@elevatesoft.com> wrote:

Michael,

<<I have a remote session witha master/detail table setup.
I add a record to the master and the 2 records to the details table, then I
go back and delete the 2 records from the details table. When I delete the
last record I get error # 1011 conversion error and after that I get the
error on that record(Master) no matter what I do. But if I scroll the master
table to a new record all is fine until I delete the last record in the
details table then come the errors.. >>

I can't replicate this here with two grids, two tables (customer/orders) and
a simple M-D setup.  Is this the latest build ?

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Michael,

<< I'll see if I can make a test case. >>

Thanks.   Also, I tried it with local and remote sessions, and don't see any
difference in that respect either.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com