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I have a portal that doesn't seem to show related records when I share the database using FM7 Server but it works fine when I'm just accessing a copy of the same file on my harddrive using FM7 Pro. I have the database set up so that everyone has access to everything and it doesn't require a password. Other portals on the same layout work fine and the only difference in the non-working one is that the table it's pointing to is a self join table as follows:

eg. (Table G 2)-----(Table G)-----(Table A)

The Layout I have is of Table A. Inside this layout I have a portal pointing to Table G 2 which is a self join of table G.

What's strange is that if I add onother record to the portal that's not working using a button/script that inserts a new record in table G the portal then shows all the records in question and works. And it continues working until I close the database. When I relog in I'm stuck with the same problem again, any ideas?

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This may be corrected in the latest update of FM 7 Server. Your problem seems to be the same as that corrected in version 7.03 of regular FM, as discussed in paragraph 1.6.1 of the Release Notes.

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This may be corrected in the latest update of FM 7 Server. Your problem seems to be the same as that corrected in version 7.03 of regular FM, as discussed in paragraph 1.6.1 of the Release Notes.

The latest update to FM 7 Server doesn't seem to correct it frown.gif

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If any of your relationships rely on a global or a field that is autoentered upon creation of a new record, your description of creating a new record could explain this apparant loss of a relationship.

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