>>>>LPARAMETERS nColIndex
>>>>if lastkey() = 13 and nColIndex = 1 && Pressed enter at last column
>>>> go top in (this.recordsource)
>>>> this.refresh
>>>> this.columns(3).setfocus()
>>>>endifCetin
>>>
>>>Thank you both for your information and ideas. It seems that columns() was the tool to fix the problem. Then all that was left was for VFP and me to sort out just which column was which - I'd reordered the columns after creating the grid - user feedback - blame them!
>>>
>>>Sarah
>>Hi Sarah,
>>You could stop biting your fingernails :) Views wouldn't help much for data corruption as Mark said, but relax, table corruption is not much (compared to some other DBMS I would even say very rare :)) and generally not directly related to FP (network errors, driver faults etc are more responsible).
>
>Wow, wow, hold it right there!
>I never said that table corruption only is related to Fox, that's probably what's so tragic about it. Even though we might do a decent job in programming an app, a network error, like you suggest, ends up messing with it, that's what I ment, and what I tried to get others attention to. Let me state the example that made me think twice. I also had some jobs performed directly to a table earlier. Next thing I knew, user decided to turn off his computer in the middle of it, naturally by hitting the Power Off button directly...I'll skip the rest.
Danijel,
I have to leave now so don't think I'm ignoring you OK :) I'll only say one thing now, views are always buffered, if you buffer your tables too what would be the physical access difference.
Cetin