>Kevin,
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>Since I am using containers to populate the pages of the pageframe, I was thinking of adding something like a PostRequery method both the page frame and the container class. The pageframe method would call the PostRequery method for each page in the pageframe on which the container class had been instantiated. The pageframe PostRequery would be called from the primary business object PostRequery method. This way, the action is encapsulated within the page on which the control resides.
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>Coments?
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>Rex
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>>Rex,
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>>>Where should that code go? In this case, I would only need to reqery the view once.>
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>>That depends on whether these views need to be requeried as the record pointer in the business object on page 1 is moved. If they only need to be requeried once, you can put it in the Init() of the container which will fire when the controls are added dynamically at run time.
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>>Regards,

I'm jumping in without the whole story here.

Why not use the activate event for your requery()?