>Erik,
>
>The code on the command button is:
>Select datarept
>Append Blank
>ThisForm.Refresh
>ThisForm.Unitextb1.Setfocus
>
>Then I type in the data in Unitextb1 and press enter key to cause it to loose focus. At this time I desire to double click the first header in my grid which displays child records. I have code on the double click event as so:
>Select edrsubmi
>Append Blank
>Replace edr_no With ThisForm.Unitextb1.Value
>Replace edr_subno With 1
>
>The trouble is that the record I add is really not in focus until I click on the previous nav button to move the record pointer back one record. As I said it seems that after I type in the record data the pointer is past the EOF. Another thing is if I click the next record nav button I get an error that I am past last record.
>
>Thanks,
>S. Dyke

Just a thought here. I have experienced this problem when adding records to a grid that has focus. I believe this has to do with two things. One, you probably have buffering set which means that any appended, uncommited records have a negative record number and although the grid will handle these it is a little funky about it and even funkier if it is a child table. Two, and this is a guess, grids are a little fragile about initiating, getting focus and refreshing when they already have focus. The upshot of this is when I fought this one I commited records to the table upon the append and then refreshed the grid and then the form. ie:

From object in grid
insert into child with keyfield = parent.value
=tableupdate(.t.)
this.parent.refresh
thisform.refresh


WARNING - This is not what I would call good programming. In fact, due to the above problems, I would append the child from the Unitextb1.valid. But if you need to do it from the grid something like the above should help.