>Hi Barbara,
>There's no bound control. It's all happening in code.
>

>select C_Seri   && A cursor
>cc= 0
>scan
>   cc= m.cc + 1
>   insert into SeriNo ;   && a "real" table
>      (SeriNo, JNum , ItemID, Part) ;
>      values ;
>      (C_Seri.SeriNo, .jnum, C_Seri.ItemID, C_Seri.Part)
>endscan
>select JNum, ItemId, SeriNo, Part ;
>   from SeriNo ;
>   where JNum = .jnum ;
>   into table T_Seri   && the most recently insert line from SeriNo doesn't make it!
>

>
>If I move the record pointer prior to the query it works fine!
>
>>David,
>>What happens if you use "Skip 0"? I think this is analogous to making a change in a textbox but not moving off the control - the data never gets to the bound control because VFP is still waiting for you to tell it "I'm done with this change".
>>
>>
>>>>If you move the record point off of the newly inserted record, does this help?
>>>
>>>Yes it does. That's my work around. But I am worried about where else I might be getting stung.


Do you really need buffering on the SeriNo table? Maybe you could turn buffering off for just that one table with CURSORSETPROP(). If you need buffering, you could do a TABLEUPDATE() after the inserts.