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I have a sep model based as follows

GUI

Client data (normal data)

Client Calcs (calcs for the above clients)

Product Sales (sales data for each client)

Each is related to the other via a customer id.

Have created a script in each file to create a new client based on a serial number, each are in sync with each other.

A script is run in the gui file on a Client layout createing a new record and then runs the script in the calc file and the procut sales file.

The records are being created but not updated via the relationship, so when i go to enter details into a field from product sales or client calcs i cant input data. if i open the file manually and check, the creation of records has taken place and when i then close the file relationship is updated.

How do I get around this?

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I don't understand what your scripts are doing. Do you have indexing turned on in your calculations? If so you might try the option of unstored calculations.

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The calcs file contains unstored calcs.

When i create a record in the gui file it creates a record in the other files by calling a new record script in those files.

The problem is that the gui is not picking up the fact that a new related record has been created, and wont allow entry to the input fields. They just appear as blank uneneterable fields.

tried a script to commit the info in the related file but that does not work!

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