I'd prefer comparing the changed values to the actual values in the file,
not the stored ones in any state holder or hidden fields. That would make
more sense in a generic way.
How do you know that the actual values in the file haven't been changed by
another user?  If you truly do want a read next changed operation, the only
real way to know is to compare to a saved copy of the data.  It could be in
some kind of session object, or you could have the client return the before
and after versions of the data, but I don't think you could compare to the
data file, as in 'Chain to the file to see if the record is different.  If
so, post these differences as changes"

Regards,
Rich




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