Paul,

> Ah, OK. So is there some other way of doing it (the requery of other views)besides just manually selecting the view, view parameters and doing a =REQUERY()? If not, how about adding an additional column to aViewParameters so you could do the following:
>
>PostInitHook()
>DIMENSION THIS.aViewParameters[2,3] && 5 views in environment
>This.aViewParameters[1,VPARM_NAME] = 'vp_prop1' && Parameters assoc. w/view1
>This.aViewParameters[1,VPARM_EXPR] = 'This.prop1'
>This.aViewParameters[1,VPARM_VIEW] = v_view1
>This.aViewParameters[2,VPARM_NAME] = 'vp_prop3' && Param. w/view 3
>This.aViewParameters[2,VPARM_EXPR] = 'This.prop3'
>This.aViewParameters[2,VPARM_VIEW] = v_view3

The methodology of the Framework assumes a single view is to be manipulated by each business object. If you want to Requery() associated views at the same time that the business object's InitialSelectedAlias() is requeried, simply put the Requery() code in the business object's PostRequeryHook().

Regards,