Narrative:

Cleared to cross druzz intersection at 15000 ft. Crossed at 20000 ft. I allowed the computer to follow its descent profile, which had 15000 ft at druzz programmed into it by me. However, when the first officer entered the new runway into the computer, it took it upon itself to erase my crossing restr. Any computer in an aircraft should be designed to prompt the pilot prior to deleting anything. This is a major fault of A320 computers which happens frequently. An 'execute' button similar to boeing's design should be a must. Supplemental information from acn 282329: captain initiated descent. I went off center frequency for ATIS, PA, station in range call, etc.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: XING RESTR NOT MET.

Narrative: CLRED TO CROSS DRUZZ INTXN AT 15000 FT. CROSSED AT 20000 FT. I ALLOWED THE COMPUTER TO FOLLOW ITS DSCNT PROFILE, WHICH HAD 15000 FT AT DRUZZ PROGRAMMED INTO IT BY ME. HOWEVER, WHEN THE FO ENTERED THE NEW RWY INTO THE COMPUTER, IT TOOK IT UPON ITSELF TO ERASE MY XING RESTR. ANY COMPUTER IN AN ACFT SHOULD BE DESIGNED TO PROMPT THE PLT PRIOR TO DELETING ANYTHING. THIS IS A MAJOR FAULT OF A320 COMPUTERS WHICH HAPPENS FREQUENTLY. AN 'EXECUTE' BUTTON SIMILAR TO BOEING'S DESIGN SHOULD BE A MUST. SUPPLEMENTAL INFO FROM ACN 282329: CAPT INITIATED DSCNT. I WENT OFF CTR FREQ FOR ATIS, PA, STATION IN RANGE CALL, ETC.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.