>>What's the easiest way to put a "save to database" button and a "cancel" button on a form?
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>>JD
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>All my data is saved implicitly. That is no change is ever canceled unless the user explicitly clicks my Cancel button. My Exit button class has 1 line of code: ThisForm.QueryUnload(). My Cancel button has 2 lines of code:
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>ThisForm.lCanceled = .t.
>ThisForm.QueryUnload()
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>By default, my form baseclass property, lCanceled, is set to False. In my form's QueryUnload method, I test the form's lCanceled property. If true, I call the form's RevertTables method. If not canceled, I call the form's UpdateTables method.
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>On my data entry form, all I have to do is drop my Cancel and Exit button on the form.


I guess what i'm asking is how to do your last statement. The rest of the stuff I kinda halfway understood. (Remember, I'm new to this!)

Thanks
JD