You need to be using TABLE buffering instead of row buffering. With table buffering, your changes are never written without you explicitly issuing a TABLEUPDATE().

>Hi Eric,
>I've tried several different combinations for the buffer settings and get the same results. The TABLE is updated immediately. As a matter of fact, I have several textboxes and after I leave EACH TEXTBOX, at the bottom in the status bar, I notice it says "Updated 1 record in 0.03 seconds". The latest set up is that the Form is set for OPTIMISTIC and the Views are set with using the Form's Setting. What the heck am I overlooking?
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>>>Have a form that uses two views. The form is set for 'BufferMode=1' (Pessimistic). The cancel button simply selects view1 and then issues tablerevert(), then selects view2 and then tablerevert().
>>>The changes remain and don't revert back to original value. What am I doing wrong?
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>>You mean the data remains changed in the view, or the changes are written to the table? Is it possible thatyour views are row buffered, and changes are being committed without you knowing?