Hi Kevin - Thanks again for your input. I needed the 1 after the parent object name. I wish I could work your training into my schedule (and budget :) ). Would probably save considerable time. Meanwhile I keep plugging away. Thanks again, and I look forward to seeing you in LA in August. Tom
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>The error message you're getting is generated in the CBizObjForm.ProcessBizObj() method. It's a developer-specific message that is only displayed when running in debug mode.
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>The message gets displayed when the business object form cannot find an object by the name specified in the child's cParentBizObj property. Therefore, it's probably one of two things:
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>1. The parent object is not named "lwMasterObj". Verify the spelling *and* that it truly is a business object that you've given this name.
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>2. The parent business object is not instantiating.
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>If you can't readily find the problem, I recommend setting a breakpoint in your form's ProcessBizObj() method as follows:
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>LPARAMETERS toBizObj
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>SET STEP ON
>RETURN DODEFAULT(toBizObj)
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>Regards,