Hi Mark ---

Yes. You have to with VALUES or FROM ARRAY or FROM MEMVAR. But I haven't found this to be a problem....very rarely do I want to totally default ot blank and even if I do I can just add a clause like INSERT INTO table name VALUES SPACE(30) or something like that.


>>For two, APPEND BLANK may generate errors if a primary or candidate key has been defined and blanks are no-no's.
>That's not the case when the table is buffered though, is it?
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>With INSERT INTO, don't you have to populate it from memvars, instead of just APPENDing BLANK and letting the user fill in bound controls?