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You need to make sure to unlock the record in OESETP before updating OETITLP, so the trigger will have no problem with locks. You can:

chain OESETP
modify data for oesetp
update OESETP

chain OETITLP
modify data for oetitp
update OETITP

Or reverse the order. If you need the data from both files before updating you can chain twice, first with the (n) modifier.
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Turnidge, Dave wrote:

I am attempting to get our triggers under control and have run into what
I *think* is a problem. It has to do with record locks, and the
discussion we had recently which also included a record lock discussion,
didn't seem to answer my question.

We have an order entry program that updates/adds to file OETITLP. This
program ALSO updates a file OESECTP. OETITLP has a trigger attached that
ALSO updates OESECTP. I believe this is causing a lock issue when the
trigger attempts to update the SAME record in OESECTP that is updated by
the program.

It seems to be that a trigger should not be updating a file that is
being updated by a program that triggers the trigger. Or, maybe, the
trigger needs to be smarter and not run when the trigger is triggered by
said program.

Is there a SOP for this?

Thank you,

Dave
642-371-1163



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