Mike,

  Why are you using a dummy table?
  Unless you have a second table in the form that you wish to use in ENTER 
mode, there is no reason for the dummy table.

  Copy the form to another formname and select no table reference to create 
a new variable form, then delete your original and rename the copy to the 
original.

  When that is completed, you will be precluded from using this form in the 
ENTER USING mode.  Problem solved.



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Michael J. Sinclair" <[email protected]>
To: "RBASE-L Mailing List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2012 10:04 AM
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Enter using formname vs Edit using formname in 9.1 vs 
9.5


Hello everybody,
I have been reading the what is new in 9.5 document and all I can say is 
"amazing...." Way to go dream team!

I have a form based on a dummy table.The table has 1 row, 1 column and only 
1 row of data.
At the top of the form I have a few Variable Edits.
In version 9.1 the form works just fine with both EDIT USING formname and 
ENTER USING formname.
In verosin 9.5, the form works just fine with EDIT USING formname.
BUT....the variable edit controls are blank when I use ENTER USING formname.
Since I am not relying on any changes to the dummy table in my application, 
does it matter which I use, ie EDIT USING vs ENTER USING? Is there any 
preference?
Also, I don't understand why both EDIT USING and ENTER USING work just fine 
in version 9.1, but only EDIT USING is working for me in version 9.5. The 
rest of the form works fine both ways, only the Variable Edits are not 
working in 9.5.
What am I doing wrong?
Mike Sinclair 

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