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Problem Editing a Record with recid using PHP

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Hi,

SO I have been banging my head up against a wall with this problem. I am doing a basic update of a filemaker database using the FX.php class. I can edit all of the ORIGINAL records up to the 127th with no problems. However after the 127th it can no longer update the database. I just get error 101 which means it can not find the record. I did some investigating and have discovered the query that FX.php makes into filemaker is this:

http://192.168.100.169:80/FMPro?-db=test.fp5&-format=-fmp_xml&name=name2&-recid=127&-edit

So I play with the different record ids and I have the same problem. It seems to me that this is not a FX.php problem, but rather something on the Filemaker end. Now I know you must be able to update more than 127 records in your database. I have tried this solution many different times from scratch, with a brand new database, web form, etc. Any ideas why it is not working?

Thanks for the help!

Eric

Does the datbase have a record with the ID of 127?

Remember that the RecordID is not the same as a Record Number.

Good Luck.

Garry

I agree w/Garry... if you look at the recID of the 128th record, it may be something like 32577... recID's are internal reference numbers that do not necessarily make any sense. I read a post where someone made a calc field = recID so they could see them; that may help you, too.

--ST

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