Export to excel function might be mis-behaving

The user can only click a single link that generates the conversion - no
ability to customize.

Good question though. I should have clarified that in my original post.

It's really odd how individual computers or connections to the internet can
be so different (or quirky).

t

"Ian Skinner" <ian.skinner@bloodsource.org> wrote in message
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> Can the user customize the query in anyway. Is there some possible way
> they could be creating a query that multiplies the results with some
> unlinked join or something?
>
> BigHead wrote:
>> Using Fusebox platform with an SQL database
>>
>> We have an export to excel function for a database that has around 16
>> fields. One user (only one) ends up with duplicate records (5 of each
>> field) when she exports. No one else has reported this issue (though I
>> don't know how many are using it), and each of our attempts to recreate
>> it have not produced the same results the user gets (our tests work
>> correctly).
>>
>> She's using IE.
>>
>> Has anyone heard of this anamoly before? Any ideas as to why it may be
>> occuring?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Teddy

Can the user customize the query in anyway. Is there some possible way
they could be creating a query that multiplies the results with some
unlinked join or something?

BigHead wrote:
> Using Fusebox platform with an SQL database
>
> We have an export to excel function for a database that has around 16
> fields. One user (only one) ends up with duplicate records (5 of each
> field) when she exports. No one else has reported this issue (though I don't
> know how many are using it), and each of our attempts to recreate it have
> not produced the same results the user gets (our tests work correctly).
>
> She's using IE.
>
> Has anyone heard of this anamoly before? Any ideas as to why it may be
> occuring?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Teddy
>
>