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Created page with "{{Bug}} If this happens when you first open a record, or as you close it, then it’s because of all the cross checks we run. There are a bunch of screen re-freshes in the process, because some checks can run at different times and we need to make sure the screen is refreshed at least once. I have a long-term goal to change how we do the cross checks, they have sort of grown as we have built the program and have not been re-factored in over 10 years."
 
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If this happens when you first open a record, or as you close it, then it’s because of all the cross checks we run. There are a bunch of screen re-freshes in the process, because some checks can run at different times and we need to make sure the screen is refreshed at least once. I have a long-term goal to change how we do the cross checks, they have sort of grown as we have built the program and have not been re-factored in over 10 years.
If this happens when you first open a record, or as you close it, then it’s because of all the cross checks we run. There are a bunch of screen re-freshes in the process, because some checks can run at different times and we need to make sure the screen is refreshed at least once. I have a long-term goal to change how we do the cross checks, they have sort of grown as we have built the program and have not been re-factored in over 10 years.
This is related to [[Problems related to event timing of data consistency checks]] and would be addressed by [[Cross Check Engine]].
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Revision as of 13:28, 2022 November 29

If this happens when you first open a record, or as you close it, then it’s because of all the cross checks we run. There are a bunch of screen re-freshes in the process, because some checks can run at different times and we need to make sure the screen is refreshed at least once. I have a long-term goal to change how we do the cross checks, they have sort of grown as we have built the program and have not been re-factored in over 10 years.

This is related to Problems related to event timing of data consistency checks and would be addressed by Cross Check Engine.

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