>When a record is changed in the parent table (for example from the command line with "skip 1"), we would like the appropriate records to display for the child. The relation is being set programatically. Ultimately we want the child records to display in a grid on a form. Right now we have 2 browse windows and see that the child records display, but the relation doesn't update until you actually click on the _parent_ browse window. Activate window child doesn't even refesh its contents.
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>More concisely, in a one-to-many relationship, the "many" side is not properly reflecting changes made by moving through to parent table.
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>Any help on the subject would be greatly appreciated.
I think (and hope not mistaken) that there are 2 things you can do:
1. GO (RecNo("Master")) In ("Master")
2. GO TOP IN ("Child")
Alexandre Nobre
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