Individual records no longer have a preset ID number. When creating a new record, the next available number will be assigned by default, but the system will let you change it if the new number is not already assigned to another record in the same database table.
Every time a modified record is saved, by clicking on the OK or Apply button, what actually happens is a new record is created, to replace the former one, and that old one is made obsolete, but remains in the system, for a complete history. This allow for better tracking, as reports for the past will use the records that were active at the time of the transaction, rather then the current records.
The Delete button has been moved from within the records to the table lists.
When replacing an existing record with another one, it is preferable to Delete the old record and Add the new one, because Modifying a record to use it for a different case could become confusing when printing legacy reports.
Even if some tables still have a limited number of records, because of the Point Of Sales limitations, that number only applies to the current records, so that Take Out tasks will no longer count towards that limit anyway, even if it is still available for reports.