>Hi One and All
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>I came across a curious problem yesterday with one of my forms, specifically, saving to a table. The form has a grid displaying a filtered list of records that are in a chronological order (RecordSourceType=1 - Alias, RecordSource=sub_list). I added a class I created that displays time in 12 hour format using a spinner and text box so that the user would see 01:30 PM instead of 13:30. This class does not have a controlsource so I simply update the time displayed whenever I move in the grid - this worked fine. The problem came when I updated the time in this class. In the lost focus event of the class I had this code to update the record
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>REPLACE sub_list.time1 WITH THIS.value12/100, ;
> sub_list.TIME WITH THIS.VALUE/100, ;
> sub_list.mn WITH LOWER(THIS.meridian)
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>(Don't ask why I save both time formats - I've forgotten)
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>This seemed to work until I would click back to the grid when the time changed back to the original. I ran the debugger and browsed the table just after the save and then resumed and it did save properly. I also tried issuing FLUSH just after the replace - still no joy. Eventually I changed the above code to
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>SELECT sub_list
>REPLACE sub_list.time1 WITH THIS.value12/100, ;
> sub_list.TIME WITH THIS.VALUE/100, ;
> sub_list.mn WITH LOWER(THIS.meridian)
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>and no it works like a dream!
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>Anyone know what is going on here or have seen this before.
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>Thanks
>Charlie

REPLACE works on the currently selected cursor.
It seems as if something is going on where the sub_list cursor wasn't selected before the REPLACE.
If you don't want to do the SELECT first, add the IN clause to REPLACE, e.g.

REPLACE sub_list.time1 WITH THIS.value12/100, ;
	sub_list.TIME WITH THIS.VALUE/100, ;
	sub_list.mn WITH LOWER(THIS.meridian) ;
        <b>IN sub_list</b>