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That's it. Use table buffering and issue a TableUpdate() when you are done. If all modifications can be commited, TableUpdate() will return .T. If at least one modification fail, it will return .F.
>Actually what I am doing is that I have a cursor that is create from an SQL statement which pulls from several tables. After creating the cursor I will then have to seek the id in the orders table and replace the shipon date with the date the user has entered on the screen. If I use table buffering if I'm understanding you correctly then the changes won't take place until I issue Tableupdate. If it fails then I just inform the user just like I do in my normal screens.
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