>>>Has anyone ran across this one? I have
>subclassed
>>>the base class form (among others), and I set
>the
>>>BufferMode to Pessimistic. When creating a form
>>in
>>>the form designer and pulling in the class I
>>made,
>>>I try and turn the default (inherited)
>BufferMode
>>>to 0 - no buffering. When I run the form
>>Buffering
>>>is still active. I ran a debug session to check
>>it
>>>out. cursorgetprop("buffering") is 2. Have I ran
>>>across ANOTHER beautiful bug? and if so is there
>>a
>>>workaround?
>>
>>Greg
>>
>>Watch your environment. Buffer mode can be set
>at
>>several places including For, Data environment
>>(cursor), code, etc. Maybe you want to track it
>>and be positive where it is occuring. If nothing
>>else maybe you could set it in the INIT section.
>>
>>Tom
>
>Agreed. Also, check to make sure it isn't
>protected or anything screwy like that.
>
>Scot.

I can't explain it. When I change the property in my class to no buffering, it turns buffering off, meaning this is the only controlling property, if buffering was being called somewhere else, it too would override my class property. My inherited form's buffermode property is totally ignored. I will try and create a new form class, maybe a bug slipped in my class somehow.