Yes, with buffering, the user can both save and undo the record.
I don't know about faster; but I find it definitely much easier to program, and clearer, than other alternatives. The alternative would be to bind the fields to variables, instead of table fields - and copy when the user presses "Save".
>Thanks Hilmar!
>So you're saying that, when inserting new records, I can do
>an Append Blank, access the new record through ControlSource,
>and then if the user press 'Save' do a tableupdate() or 'Cancel' a
>tablerevert(). Is this what do you want to say?
>If yes, is this 'better'(faster) than doing this with a cursor and then
>do an INSERT Sql to the table?
>I would like to hear from your experience!
>Thanks in advance.
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