Sorry this took so long but I really don't come on UT much anymore.
I would never set the param that way. I think if you step through in debugger you'll see why.
Try this - put a checkbox on the form and a requery button. Bind the checkbox to the view parameter by right clicking on it and using the builder. Take out the code in init to set the param. Make sure you cursor is marked no Data on load ( run builder on cursor class ) unless you want the param to default to false. Check box and requery and see what happens.
>Hi Charles
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>Thanks for your time, I can't use de F1 Tech Support area because my suscription has expired.
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>I'm using one cursor with a parameter "posted", I set the value to true in one form and false in another, the code in the init of the form is basically:
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>ThisForm.CON_DOC_J_PCPO.oBizobj.SetParameter("vp_posted",.F.)
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>Return DODEFAULT(toParameter)
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>and yes I'm using a PresObj. If you have the time I can prepare a simple form to show the problem and send you.
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>Again thanks a lot.
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>Freddy
Charles Hankey
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