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farolito20
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AutonumberHash

Exist a way to know which columns compose a AutonumberHash?

I need this because I probably add a new column to my key, and I need update the rows without the new key.

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

Yes, look in the script at the fields you use in the autonumberhash function. That's the only way. Only the number is stored, not which fields were used to generate the number. That information exists only in the script.


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Gysbert_Wassenaar

Yes, look in the script at the fields you use in the autonumberhash function. That's the only way. Only the number is stored, not which fields were used to generate the number. That information exists only in the script.


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farolito20
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Thanks

rwunderlich
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If you are using AutonumberHash(), then you must  regeneratate the key(s) and update every row on every script run anyways. You can't reliably reuse a previously stored autonumber() value.

If you are using the hash() functions, you can use previously stored values.

-Rob