>>I personally do use row buffering in the parent tables, even though quite a few others use table buffering for everything. A few lines of code in my "foundation" classes ensures that updates occur when *I* want them to. So the defaults work just fine for me.
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>Hi David,
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>When do you want the updates to occur? Why?
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>Thanks

Hi John,
I think I covered that in my other reply :-)
I also have a "thing" about too many locks impacting server performance so I try to minimise this possibility by using row buffering where appropriate/possible. But I'm not hard and fast on this.