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Enter and update data in a form - Khasi

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On clicking a button activate a trigger that copies the previous value of the field to a another field and saves the changes in current field.
I have a table address and another table prev. address, When I update the values of the table address and save. I want the previous value of the table address to get copied in the prev. address table so that I can have a record of the last change made along with the time stamp.In this case when I change the value of the address and click on the save button the address before modification should get copied to the prev address table.
01-02M 10-20S Nishu09

Answer last updated on: Dec. 31, 2021, 6:25 p.m.

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Pyndap bad update ia ka data ha ka form Pynhiar ia ka jingjrong bad pynkiang jong ka form window Pynkylla ia ka font jong ka mat phang jong ka form. Ban activate ia ka order Tab Order jong ka form controls.

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Add Push Button to a form

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