>>I thought ALL changes were buffered and therefore were revertable at any time.
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>They are, if you use Table buffering and not Row Buffering. Row buffering is the only kind that commits changes without you asking, and is therefore IMO, _never_ a good idea.

I did use table buffering. What I did was place a parameterized view in a grid. In the refresh method I update the parameter with the PK of the header table and Requery. This works fine until I add/delete a record in the line item (the one in the grid) view. If I don't EMEDIATELY tableupdate, when I do a ThisForm.Refresh() I get a changes not committed to lines (the view) error. The only way I have been able to deal with this is to not do a Requery in EditMode. VERY confusing.

Terry