Joe, thanks for the suggestion. I do have a group of fields in the
"customer range" that I can look at. At least it will get me on the
right track.
Thanks
Kyle
Joe DeSouza wrote:
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There isnt really a way even if you go down to the data dictionary to
check the create dates of a field.
What you could however do is try and study the trend used by those
admins to create new fields - maybe they used a particular range of
ID's that you could search for... If they were good admins/developers
that did these changes, they ought to have followed the basic
principal of creating fields within a range of ID's..
Cheers
Joe
*/Kyle Whitley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
I have inherited a legacy application that was modified by a previous
admin, and I was wondering if there was a way to determine what
fields
were added to the form after a certain date. There is little or no
documentation created by the previous admin on modifications made
to the
form.
Thanks
Kyle
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