Hi
Usually, it occurs when a index key is based on a subr or trigger and the subr
re-read the current updated record or another one stored on the same group.
manu
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Ken,
Generally, this would be caused by a secondary index that accesses the primary
file via a subroutine.
You can verify the file (in Unix) by using
ls -i |grep 610205 or find . -ls |grep 610205
Group WR locks
