I see. I think your first message confused me. Actually, I think Rex is getting more to the point. It sounds to me like both of these biz obj's represent different entities? So, in this case, you would just have different biz obj's that load different views. The views may be identical, just named differently.


>RE: Buffered views
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>Hey Doug hope your doing well. Things are good with me.
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>I don't see how buffered views will help me, perhaps you could explain.
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>An example of the problem would be....
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>Ive got two reccords in a table of customers. The first is for Wilma and the second is for Betty. Ive got a form with two customer controlls on it. Both need to be bound to views of the customers table. The first needs to be bound to the reccord for Wilma and the other for Betty, at the same time. Both are displayed on the screen and editable, indeed they are based on the same class. But if I bind them to the same view they will show the same reccord, thats what I don't want.