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Fluffypoopo really? it errored for me before at runtime, so i figured you'd care more about it running first than the protection, i mean if your project never runs it's technically safe, you also cannot compare Objects with == in fact that's probably the last thing you should do.... because it will always be false so having != would be true in that regard since it only cares about the instance id not the identifiers

well I'm not going to fix all of it now (mainly bc it's something that your working on) but i focused on what you said wasn't working, and it should be fixed hopefully, if not I'm sure you'll figure it out

timedLoop(3000, function() {
i = list[i+2] === undefined ? 0: i; // not testing ahead of time will be your downfall
var T = list[i++];
var TA = list[i++];
var TAB = list[i];
var rawID = getColumn(T, "id");
ID = rawID[c++];
//c++;
var rawID2 = getColumn(TA, "id") || "";
ID2 = rawID2[o++];
//o++;
var rawID3 = getColumn(TAB, "id");
ID3 = rawID3[u++];
console.log(ID);
console.log(ID2);
console.log(ID3);
//i += 2;
// GARBAGE?
//Delete protection (under heavy development)
if (1 == 2) { // I NEED SOME BLEACH AFTER THIS
  if (ID != ID2 || (ID != ID3 || ID2 != ID3)) {
    if (ID == ID3) {
      readRecords(T, {id:ID}, function(records) {
        createRecord(TA, records);
      });
    } else {
      if (ID == ID2) {
      readRecords(TA, {id:ID2}, function(records) {
        createRecord(TAB, records);
      });
        }
      if (ID2 == ID3) {
      readRecords(TAB, {id:ID3}, function(records) {
        updateRecord(T, records );
      });
  }
    }
  }
}

//edit protection
if (Gate) {
  console.log(Gate);
  Gate = false;
  if (ID != undefined) {
  readRecords(T, {id:ID}, function(r1) {
    for (var i =0; i < r1.length; i++) {
      x = JSON.stringify(r1[0]);
    }
    readRecords(TA, {id:ID2}, function(r2) {
      for (var i =0; i < r2.length; i++) {
        y = JSON.stringify(r2[0]);
      }
      readRecords(TAB, {id:ID3}, function(r3) { // callback has not closed, varriable records would be in scope
        for (var i =0; i < r3.length; i++) {
          z = JSON.stringify(r3[0]);
        }
        setTimeout(function() {
          if (x != z || y != z || x != y) {//this is not working correctly
            console.log(x + " | " + y + " | " + z);
            if (x != z && x != y) {//this is not working correctly
              one = 1;
              console.log("1");
              updateRecord(T, JSON.parse(y));
            } else if ((y != x && y != z)) {//this is not working correctly
              n = 10;
              console.log("2");
              updateRecord(TA, JSON.parse(z));
            } else if ((z != x && z != y)) {//this is not working correctly
              e = 100;
              console.log("3");
              updateRecord(TAB, JSON.parse(x));
            }
            //console.log("4");
            dataline = one + ((n + e) || 0);
            console.log(dataline);
          }
          Gate = true;
        }, 2000);
      });
    });
  });
  } else {
    Gate = true;
    c = 0;
    o = 0;
    u = 0;
  }
}
});

so I want it to move to the next group of tables after it is done with one group I know how to do the groups but it changing at the right time is the challenging part

var group1 = ["a", "b", "d"];
var group2 = ["a", "b", "d"];
var group3 = ["a", "b", "d"];
var groups = [group1, group2, group3];