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Unexpected file close

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(The platform option is a bit spooky. Client uses NT4/Citrix - not in list.)

FileA is part of a large (20 file) db. FileB is just a hanger on.

FileA runs a script which finds a set of records and then calls a script in FileB which imports the found set from FileA. The FileA script then finds a subset of the previously found set (Find(Constrain set)) and repeats the call external script in FileB to import this lot of records.

All fairly straightforward, I would have thought.

Note that the second import might not happen (in fact usually doesn't.) So we have Import A and, maybe, Import B.

After the import, no matter which is last, FileA closes.

Any ideas? Please, no more than 10 seconds thought. Whole network is a shambles and soon (please, please, pretty please!) to be upgraded.

Is this in FMP 6 or 7? I had the same type of behavior in FMP 7. I installed the latest update and it went away. It was a bug in the program.

HTH

John

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Thanks, John.

It's V6. And here was I thinking it might be OK when we upgrade to V7!!

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