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Using the referential constraints is something I hadn't thought of. I can see how that could be useful for a tool like Crystal. I am starting to see the light there. Don't despair. I, too, thought many people, (and packages) refuse to use it as a database. Until I went to Mimix training and some of the customers there did say some of the packages are now starting to use constraints intensely. Should have seen the printout from iNav of that relationship! I still see packages though, that follow ancient instructions about not putting a key on a physical file because someone on a S/32 had an issue with it. Give me a flipping break! Then the same package would put a key on it in some logical and still not specify unique. Which functions (barely) if you only use their applications to update the data. But the first time you convert data from some other system or something you get duplicate keys all over the item master. Rob Berendt
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