>Here's my recycle function:
>

>LOCAL lcDelete,lcOldOrder
>lcDelete=SET('DELETE')
>lcOldOrder=SET('Order')
>SET ORDER TO
>SET DELETE OFF
>LOCATE FOR DELETED()
>IF NOT FOUND()
>   APPEND BLANK
>   ELSE
>   RECALL
>   BLANK
>ENDIF
>SET DELETE &lcDelete
>SET ORDER TO &lcOldOrder
>

>
>This is usually working fine but not on a specific case and here it is.
>
>If I have a child grid which is based on a the form parent alias. My ChildOrder, LinkMaster & RelationExp child grid properties represent the relation. When I add a record, I execute this recycle function to know wether or not to recycle a record. After this call I then replace my parentid of the child table with the parent.parentid. When using the APPEND BLANK, the grid refresh and show the new added record. If the system find a record the recycle then I only see that record until I click on the scrollbar.
>
>Why is my RECALL giving me this behavior? I can't seem to find a workaround for this but to avoid the RECALL.


I've had trouble with RECALL in this situation. I think it's because the RECALLed record has a ParentID value which doesn't match the active parent record, which messes with the pointers. Have you tried to SELECT the parent table and GOTO the active record again before you do the Grid Refresh?

Barbara Paltiel