>Jess,
> I have also worked on FoxPro as well as VFP 6.0 So i know the funda
>of a grid / browse in our FoxPro.
> you can also use a DataGrid in VB for a data entry purposes as we use
>to do it in FoxPro using Browse.
> Only thing is that you have to create a temp table in memory
>and assign that table as a Datasource of the grid and grid will work
>for you same as browse window.
> In this you can update your table after user has pressed a Save
>button.

Your approach is welcome! However, that's the traditional way of doing things that defeats the purpose of Buffering modes, IMHO. If you do those things up to now, you're missing the functionalities of CURSORSETPROP, TABLEUPDATE, TABLEREVERT, BEGIN..END TRANS, SQLCOMMIT, and many more which are provided for us to do Rapid Application Development.

Browse is totally a different animal from Grid. Browse is a statement while Grid is an object.

Thank anyway!

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>Amol
>
>>>While VFP Grid is far more flexible than VB grids (others may argue), we still rarely use it as our data control for some reasons. More often, we just use it as display control. How about DataGrid, FlexGrid, is it a smart data entry control?
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