No. Only if the parent changes or there are calculated dependencies between parent and child that are not being directly addressed. In fact, minimizing TABLEUPDATES is a great way to speed up your app.
>I am using parent local view and a child local view with a parent/child form. I have written code that when the user changes the value of a certain field in the parent view it replaces a value in the child view for all records. I then issue a TABLEUPDATE(.T.).
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>Do I need to REQUERY() the child view after every TABLEUPDATE()?
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>Thanks, Chris
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