>1) Cause a movement in the table. If you don't really want to move the record then you can use:
>goto recno()
>(skip 0 doesn't work for remote tables)
>
>2) ThisTextBoxControlContainer.Refresh
>
>Since the textbox is bound to a value in the table, clicking in the textbox will redisplay it and show the new value, and this is really ugly from a UI perspective. The next easiest thing to do is refresh all of the controls in the container.


It's not working still. There is something stange. I ran my application with the data session window opened to see the behaviour of the table and the record pointer of the table wasn't mooving according to recno() obtained from the grid. It always remain to record #1.