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How do I copy an entire record (all fields) into the same table? There has got to be an easy way to do this? I want to copy every field from a table and make a new record with that data… an exact copy…

Duplicate Record doesn’t work, because the resulting ‘records’ are the same exact instance of a record! I want an independent/standalone copy of the record, so if I delete one the other remains.

I am trying to avoid creating a variable for every field in the table, so if later down the road, fields are added to the table, the script won’t have to be changed.

Like I said there is probably an easy way to do this… I’m just missing it.

Duplicate Record doesn’t work, because the resulting ‘records’ are the same exact instance of a record!

I don't think that is a correct statement. Duplicating a record creates a new, autonomous record. Deleting either one does not (necessarily*) delete the other.

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(*) However, if the record is deleted by deleting a related record with cascading delete turned on in the relationship's definition, the duplicate will be deleted too - because it too is related to the same parent record.

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Thanks,

It indeed seems like this is happening. I have a child table linked to the table I am duplicating, so when I delete the new 'duplicated' record it goes down the reference, deletes the related child, then back up the reference and deletes the original record.

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