That's good idea.

>>It's overkill to pack a table after every delete.

SET DELETE ON

will make deleted records invisible. The following code would delete the current record in the table and refresh grid

*DELETE BUTTON - CLICK EVENT
>>SELECT rev_locations
>>DELETE
<b>Skip</b>
>><b>This.Parent.Grid1.Refresh()</b>
>>

>
>You should move off this record in order to this record disappear, e.g. go recno() before refresh().
>
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>>>Sergey:
>>>
>>>I put in the code you suggested in the Delete button. The result was the the grid did not refresh to show that the deleted record was gone. I then put the statement PACK after your code, then I got a message saying file must be opened exclusively. After deletion, I want the grid to refresh to show the remaining contents of the table.
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>>>I probably am missing something else. In the code I gave you, all I did was took out the SQL Delete statement and replaced that with your code.
>>>
>>>Thanks.
>>>
>>>- Ravi