<p dir="ltr">Hi Peter,<p dir="ltr">Can you please set log level to debug, and then reproduce the case?<br /> And then -
canyou please share the log file?<p dir="ltr">Also, schema of the table will alsobe useful.. (if you can share with
us)..<pdir="ltr">-- Ashesh Vashi<br /> On 21 Oct 2013 23:28, "Belbin, Peter" <<a
href="mailto:Peter.Belbin@windstream.com">Peter.Belbin@windstream.com</a>>wrote:<br /> ><br /> > I see that
thisbehavior appears to be identical for both 1.16.1 and 1.18.1<br /> ><br /> > <br /> ><br /> > If I open
theEdit Data window for a table, update the contents of a column and click on another column in the same row, the
‘save’button becomes blue rather than grey.<br /> ><br /> > <br /> ><br /> > If I then click on the blue
savebutton, nothing seems to happen. The save button stays blue.<br /> ><br /> > <br /> ><br /> > If I
nowclick the ‘refresh’ button, I get a dialog indicating that there is unsaved data in the row, and, do I want to store
tothe database?<br /> ><br /> > <br /> ><br /> > If I now click ‘yes’, the save icon is still blue, and if
Ihit refresh again, I get prompted again.<br /> ><br /> > <br /> ><br /> > It seems to me that something
iseither not working, or, it is working (in terms of database activity) but the gui is not reflecting the status
properly?<br/> ><br /> > <br /> ><br /> > My take is that if there really are no changes to be saved, that
thesave button should be grey, not blue, and, once a save does take place, the save button should return to grey, and
notstay blue, which appears to be triggering the prompt to save on refresh, even though I have not actually made any
changesto data since the last save.<br /> ><br /> > <br /> ><br /> > Regards,<br /> ><br /> >
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