Gregorio,

I used to have a lot of trouble with the BindingContext...EndCurrentEdit() in 1.1. It simply did not work correctly and I had to find ways to code around it. In 2.0, it seems it's still not fixed. However, there's the new BindingSource, perhaps it's .EndCurrentEdit() works better (I havent't really tested to see if it works, because I haven't gone back and refactored all my old work-arounds). Have you tried that instead?

~~Bonnie



>Mike:
>
>I used , but unfurtunelly Everytime I move my control did not update the record.
>
>Me.Dept_PkTxt.BindingContext(depts_changes, depts_changes.Table.Columns(1).ToString).EndCurrentEdit()
> Me.Dept_nameTXT.BindingContext(depts_changes, depts_changes.Table.Columns(3).ToString).EndCurrentEdit()
> Me.Dept_AbbTxt.BindingContext(depts_changes, depts_changes.Table.Columns(2).ToString).EndCurrentEdit()
>
>
>The code that create the binding is here,
>
>Public Sub New(ByVal parentdataset As DataSet)
> Depts_changes_final = parentdataset
>
> ' This call is required by the Windows Form Designer.
> InitializeComponent()
> depts_changes.Table = parentdataset.Tables(0)
>
>
> depts_changes.RowFilter = "Lsele = True"
> depts_changes.AllowEdit = True
>
> rposition = CType(Me.BindingContext(depts_changes), CurrencyManager)
> Dim depts_DB As New BindingSource
>
> depts_DB.DataSource = depts_changes
> Me.Dept_selection_BNav.BindingSource = depts_DB
> Me.Dept_PkTxt.DataBindings.Add("Text", depts_changes, depts_changes.Table.Columns(1).ToString)
> Me.Dept_nameTXT.DataBindings.Add("Text", depts_changes, depts_changes.Table.Columns(3).ToString)
> Me.Dept_AbbTxt.DataBindings.Add("Text", depts_changes, depts_changes.Table.Columns(2).ToString)
> depts_changes.AllowEdit = True
>
> ' Add any initialization after the InitializeComponent() call.
> End Sub