Re: HELP: Open and close a new form without commit the first one!

You need to call form B with its own database session so each form will have independent commit processing. Use open_form('B', session).

In message <6c3ae28b.0304070041.28f7b9d7_at_posting.google.com>, Valeria <svale80_at_libero.it> writes
>Hello everyone!
>This is my problem: from form A I have to call form B if the user
>would insert a new data to use. During session on form B, formA have
>to keep data already put in its items, without commiting them. Now,
>when the user want to close formB and commit the added records, I use
>ExitForm but this commit also formA! I have tried to call an explicit
>Commit after the INSERT, and then call the EXIT_FORM(NO_COMMIT), but
>it seems no work! Forms tries to commit formA, and fails because some
>necessary items are missed.
>Is my problem clear? :)
>Thanks for your wonderful help!
>Byess
>Vale

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