You usually want to think in terms of a transaction. If you have a one-to-many form, you often wan't the "one" table to be row buffered and the "many" table to be table buffered. For example, in an invoice you might row buffer the header and table buffer the detail table.

It's really a matter of whether you want to update a table after each row is edited or if you want to allow the user to edit several rows before you update the table.

>What general rules/situations does one have to consider before selecting Row Buffering vs Table Buffering. Are there any guidelines for picking Row Buffering vs Table Buffering?
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>Thanks