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>>It seems we get another thread going off-topic :)
>>I use buffering when users want to edit whole table in a grid. Besides that I have no reasons to use it. Every class/form has two generic methods that basically go around form controls (they are subclassed) check particular property (i call it fieldsource) and either fill control values or collect them to table record. Child grids are populated by cursors and updated/saved through similar functionality. I'm very comfortable dealing with data/interface this way so buffering will not make it for me much easier.
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>You're using the similar methodology as one of my co-workers here. I adapted some of his framework stuff, but this particular concept I decided to not adapt and rather use CA.

Best regards to your co-worker.