you start with a selection (one or more) records in your table
you run your transaction - just because you cancel the transaction does not
mean that the record you start on is the one i memory (loaded)
somewhere in your transaction you could do a search, or sort, or create a new
selection, or select to array all of which will the current record (or change
the selection altogether)
push and pop insure that if the user had made any changes to the current record
they are also saved aside.
so
- open record
- do whatever
- save selection
- push
- start transaction
- do stuff (other transactions etc)
- finish transaction
- return original selection
- pop
>
> I'm still wondering why 4D holds the wrong field contents at the end,
> after rolling back the transaction. Just doesn't seem right.
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