:!: You can modify the change log module to incorporate what you want and create a new field something like "Modifier Form No.". Then in your field access the tables of the change log and track which from is making the changes. You get the concept? Good...
17822 fields in a standard Cronus US database, do you want to program that in every field validation? I don't see that work very well, not to mention what kind of performance something like that would take. Interesting concept though :-k
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Not clear what you are trying to find.
If you change something in a table directly it's usually not changing something in a form. The form shows the table fields. :-k
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You can also use Debugger. Menu Tools, Debugger; activate "Breakpoints on triggers" and "Active" on run through the process.
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