I do not use Data Environment.

I just realized that I had CURSORSETPROP("Buffering",3,0) in my main.prg. Also, changing that (to "5") would mean I would be doing a table buffering and would mean the program would be attempting to lock the table instead of just record(s) (yet, still optimistic). I will have to see about that. Maybe I could switch the "3" and "5" back and forth?? Thanks for pointing this out for me.

Chuck

>If you're letting the data environment open your tables, right-click on a part of the form that doesn't have any objects on it and select "Data environment" from the pop-up menu. Then, right click on the cursor that's the RecordSource for the grid and select "Properties" from the pop-up menu. The buffering properties has a dropdown for the choices available.
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>If you're opening your tables in code, just do:
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>cursorsetprop('buffering',5,'GridCursorName')
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>after you open the table. (You need to substitute the name of your table for "GridCursorName".)

>>>>Yes, I am using buffering, =TableUpdate(.T.), and =TableRevert(.T.). I will look into that "multi-records" TableRevert, I didn't even know about it!