Unzynced Records
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If a user's device is offline, you can't test from the host or server, but you can test inside the scripts you put in their mobile file. In fact, it's pretty common to prevent users from pulling down new records if they have un-synced changes for that table.
When you [[integration | integrated]] GoZync into your file you added a couple fields to yourprimary table occurrence. One of these is "gz_Send"; that field will have a 1 in it if you've modified but not synced the record.
When you [[integration | integrated]] GoZync into your file you added a couple fields to your
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Yes. If a user's device is offline, you can't test from the host or server, but you can test inside the scripts you put in their mobile file. In fact, it's pretty common to prevent users from pulling down new records if they have un-synced changes for that table.
When you [[integration | integrated]] GoZync into your file you added a couple fields to your tables. One of these is "gz_Send"; that field will have a 1 in it if you've modified but not synced the record.
When you [[integration | integrated]] GoZync into your file you added a couple fields to your tables. One of these is "gz_Send"; that field will have a 1 in it if you've modified but not synced the record.
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Note that the script "Zync - Is a new version permitted" you [[integration | added to your file]] does exactly this, though you'll likely want to extend it to check all the tables in your file.
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!! How can I test to see if a user has modified by un-synced records on their device?
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!! How can I test to see if a user has modified but un-synced records on their device?
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When you [[integration | integrated]] GoZync into your file you added a couple field to your primary table occurrence. One of these is "gz_Send"; that field will have a 1 in it if you've modified by not synced the record.
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When you [[integration | integrated]] GoZync into your file you added a couple fields to your primary table occurrence. One of these is "gz_Send"; that field will have a 1 in it if you've modified but not synced the record.
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If a user's device is offline, you can't test from the host or server, but you can test inside the scripts you put in their mobile file. In fact, it's pretty common to prevent users from pulling down new records if they have un-synced changes for that table.
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!! How can I tell if I have un-synced records?
When you [[integration | integrated]] GoZync into your file you added a couple field to your primary table occurrence. One of these is "gz_Send"; that field will have a 1 in it if you've modified by not synced the record.
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!! How can I test to see if a user has modified by un-synced records on their device?
Since their device is offline, you can't test from the host or server, but you can test inside the scripts you put in their mobile file. In fact it's pretty common to prevent users from pulling down new records if they have un-synced changes for that table.
When you [[integration | integrated]] GoZync into your file you added a couple field to your primary table occurrence. One of these is "gz_Send"; that field will have a 1 in it if you've modified by not synced the record.
Since their device is offline, you can't test from the host or server, but you can test inside the scripts you put in their mobile file. In fact it's pretty common to prevent users from pulling down new records if they have un-synced changes for that table.
When you [[integration | integrated]] GoZync into your file you added a couple field to your primary table occurrence. One of these is "gz_Send"; that field will have a 1 in it if you've modified by not synced the record.
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!! How can I tell if I have un-synced records?
When you [[integration | integrated]] GoZync into your file you added a couple field to your primary table occurrence. One of these is "gz_Send"; that field will have a 1 in it if you've modified by not synced the record.
When you [[integration | integrated]] GoZync into your file you added a couple field to your primary table occurrence. One of these is "gz_Send"; that field will have a 1 in it if you've modified by not synced the record.