It seems that after coming back from my child form something is causing a grid refresh on my original form .

I've got around it by saving recno of my grid before calling the child form, then going to the recno in my grid from within the refresh method

Love to get to the bottom of this, but now it works don't suppose I will

Thanks everyone


>Hi Robin,
>
>I only use REPLACE for cursors (I use ODBC/Informix), so my POV might be a bit different, but when using REPLACE I always take care that VFP has the correct cursor in scope via the IN clause
>
>REPLACE myField1 WITH m.myValue1, myField2 WITH m.myValue2 IN myCursor
>
>but as an alternative you could use the UPDATE-SQL command to update the record.
>
>UPDATE myCursor SET myField1 = myValue1 where myIndex = myIndexValue
>
>>Hi Thomas
>>
>>I'm using REPLACE to save the details.
>>
>>>Hi Robin,
>>>
>>>as you use memory vars in the form, what do you do to write those values back in the grid cursor?
>>>REPLACE , GATHER or something else?
>>>
>>>>Hi
>>>>
>>>>I have a grid on my 1st form that lists jobs.
>>>>
>>>>When a user clicks on one of the columns I run a modal form that allows the user to edit some of the jobs details for the row selected,
>>>>
>>>>The modal form uses memory variables
>>>>
>>>>I then save the changes, and release the form, the row changes to the 1st row in my grid on the 1st form?
>>>>
>>>>As a test I've even changed the form I call to an empty one, it still moves the grid row to the top?
>>>>,
>>>>
>>>>I don't get it?
>>>>
>>>>TAI