Can you just create a property to store the current recno() to before the update and then set it back after the update via a method? Like:

thisform.oCDE.CursObjekt.currec = RECNO(mytable or property that represents the table)
*--Update
thisform.oCDE.CursObjekt.gotorec(thisform.oCDE.CursObjekt.currec) && this method will position the pointer

You are not working with a listbox, correct?

>Hi,
>Have a cursor named CursObjekt:
> - csource = Objekt ( this is RV )
> - ctype = SQLPT
> - cwhere = none
> - cworkarea = Objekt
>
>I have a form with workarea = Objekt.
>All fields in Objekt are bounded with some controls except one (PS_IZV). This one filed which is 254 char long I update taking some values from 5 textboxes (not connected with any filed ) like this:
>

> _PS_IZV  =  PADR(thisform.imePP,50)         +;
>                     '-'+PADR(thisform.txt2.Value,50)+;
>                     '-'+PADR(thisform.txt3.Value,50)+;
>                     '-'+PADR(thisform.txt4.Value,50)+;
>                     '-'+PADR(thisform.txt5.Value,50)
>

>Then follow this line:
>

>*
>thisform.cmdatamanager.replace('Objekt','PS_IZV',_PS_IZV)      &&      0
>*
>*  thisform.oCDE.CursObjekt.UpdateRecord(2)                    &&      1
>*  thisform.cmdatamanager.UpdateAll()                          &&      2
>*  thisform.cmdatamanager.Requery('Objekt')                    &&      3
>*
>thisform.oCDE.CursObjekt.cWhere="BROJ==?pnBroj"                &&      4
>thisform.oCDE.CursObjekt.Requery(thisform.txtBroj.value)       &&      4a
>   *
>

>Now I am not sure what I am doing; and what I want is to change PS_IZV with _PS_IZV and
>make that change imediatelly available to all users . ( database is Oracle XE)
>
>a) I think 4 and 4a do this, and the position off current record remains preserved. (BROJ is Pk)
>
>b) thisform.oCDE.CursObjekt.Requery() and 3 do change but pointer is moved to first record.
>
>c) 1 and 2 preserve current position but I am not sure how really they act ?
>
>I also want to force somehow statemanager to activate/change state of revert button because it
>remains unacitve after line 0 while if PS_IZV is changed directly in from it of course becomes active
>
>Regards, Gojko