suppressing a write conflict

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Danny J. Lesandrini

I don't know that you can, but you might be able to prevent it.

Is your data stored in SQL Server? Add a TIMESTAMP field to each table

Is your code changing things behind the scenes? (Updating EditDate, for example)
Then add Me.Dirty = False after such calls
 

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