A client of mine, using a runtime solution I created, added 7 records to the database and entered various data into the available fields. Later she selected one record to delete (Ctrl+E), but when she proceeded, 5 other records also were deleted. I have been unable to duplicate this using my version of the database. Is there a way she could have entered data so that the records were linked/associated in such a way that deleting one would automatically delete others?

Does the database have a self-join relationship? Check to ensure it's not set to delete related records.

Or maybe the client performed a Delete Found Set command, and not Delete Record.

Thanks for responding. There are no self-join relationships and using the client's database I used Ctrl-J to ensured that all records were present, selected Delete Record and multiple records were deleted rather than the one I selected. After I deleted all of the old records and created new ones, I could use the delete record command normally. There appears to be something unique to the records my client had created that results in the multiple deletion problem. I'm stumped.