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From30/07/1997 13:40:33
Valerie Manderville #070757
Vmm Consulting
Waldorf, Maryland, United States
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I've read the old threads so I know that this has been discussed -- could somebody just help me clarify my thoughts...

Is it true to say that when using table buffering, performing a SQL Select on the buffered data will always result in the oldval() values of the table?? Is there ANY way around this?

Thanks,
Valerie