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On 2011 Jan 30, at 15:59, Jonathan Fletcher wrote:
> Russel,
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> Your original message said that you are using a global field for the parent side of the relationship. What happens if you turn off global storage on that field? I'm sot sure what you are doing exactly, but that seems like it would cause the behavior you describe.
Turning off the global storage for B::ASeq Socket produces empty portals for every record within Table A.
Furthermore, turning off global storage erased the contents of B::ASeq Socket, so it was empty after I reverted it back TO global storage, and I STILL got 100% population of Table B records in the portal for every record in Table A, even tho there was nothing at all to connect to in Table B.
I keep thinking there's gotta be some way I can turn this into a source of free energy (look! something from nothing!) and make a bazillion bux, but really I just want it to go away and behave the way I think it should.
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