Thanks for the pointer. I had read that but it doesn't really give me
any help on trying to keep track of what row the data is in.Let's say
you have 5 different sets of data. Let's call it A, B, C, D and E and
let's also say that each set of data corresponds to a specific row in
the table. The rows could be in any given order.When someone puts data
into fields associated with "A", I need to be able to update row "A".
When comes back later and changes data in fields associated with "A"
then the r...