When I have a database hosted with Server does the value of a global field change for everyone when one user changes it? What I mean is if user1 is running a script that has a global field in it set to 10 and another user sets that same global field to 15 would user1's value still be 10?

When I have a database hosted with Server does the value of a global field change for everyone when one user changes it? What I mean is if user1 is running a script that has a global field in it set to 10 and another user sets that same global field to 15 would user1's value still be 10?

When I have a database hosted with Server does the value of a global field change for everyone when one user changes it? What I mean is if user1 is running a script that has a global field in it set to 10 and another user sets that same global field to 15 would user1's value still be 10?

Globals values are client specific.

Globals values are client specific.

Globals values are client specific.

Globals also revert back to their original value (if they have one) each time you log on to the server.

-Stanley

Globals also revert back to their original value (if they have one) each time you log on to the server.

-Stanley

Globals also revert back to their original value (if they have one) each time you log on to the server.

-Stanley

...according to this thread http://www.fmforums.com/threads/showflat...true#Post151042 ...is there perhaps a reason for not wasting too much time getting the hang of them?:

--sd

...according to this thread http://www.fmforums.com/threads/showflat...true#Post151042 ...is there perhaps a reason for not wasting too much time getting the hang of them?:

--sd

...according to this thread http://www.fmforums.com/threads/showflat...true#Post151042 ...is there perhaps a reason for not wasting too much time getting the hang of them?:

--sd