Here's a little weekend VFP question for everyone. I have an intermittent and very difficult to track problem with records being deleted from a particular form in my app. I know the deletion is not happening by the user clicking the delete button in the form in question because a column value gets updated with a sys(2015) as part of a normal delete and these deleted records retain their original value. So somewhere, somehow I have a rogue delete that is firing on the wrong work area. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to reproduce this error in my test environments so I thought that I could add a delete trigger that would fire off and do 2 things: one would be to capture the current system state at that point in time including call stack, program/method, etc and log it for me and two would be to return false on the trigger and automatically recall/revert the deletion. I've done some very simple interactive testing and the idea seems to work except that I don't want the user getting a VFP dialog asking if they want to revert. I just want it to happen and then shoot me an email with the bad news. Googling the topic didn't bring back a great deal of useful examples but hey, that's why we have Profox...
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