Hello, I'm getting a couple different pop-ups at different points and I understand what they're saying, I think, and I've reviewed the documentation to determine what causes these pop-ups to occur but I'm not clear on why they're occurring in my case.

When opening a record:

"The current record has been changed and has not been committed to the database. This operation will automatically commit the record. Continue? Yes / No"

I'm not for sure, but I believe this one only pops up if I run PopulateListElement on Form Entry. But I don't understand how it's modifying the record, and it didn't seem to cause this pop up before.

When exiting a record:

"The current record has been changed and has not been committed to the database. Are you sure you want to close this record? Yes / No"

And on the exiting one, it opens when I run a schedule report even if I haven't modified a single field in the record group. And it also runs when I exit (go back to search mode) from any record or record group even when I haven't modified a single field.

Anyone have any idea on what would cause these pop-ups to occur specifically?

I ask because on the opening one, it opens right away, and when I click "yes" it does nothing, then I just click "no" and it goes away.

Thanks for any help.

So if a SubForm is modified it causes the record to be modified. If I used XResultSet commands to modify the SubForm, would it modify the record in some other way, so as not to receive the message?

I'm pretty sure the resultset is being re-sorted when the report runs but I'll have to look into that. If it is, is there any way to disable the notifications, like in the sesame.ini or something, for that scenario or is that not advisable?

My only concern with calling FormCommit() is that it will cause the record to modify the RecordModifiedDate() and RecordModifiedTime() which I'm also trying to work with. But I could test it out and see. I could maybe even create my own RecordModified code based on some other conditions using the @DATE and @TIME commands, if that doesn't work. Thanks for the help.