Hi!

I do not understand what you're going to do with tablerevert(). Tablerevert revert changes at the local computer in the buffered record. As a result, you lose changes. If you try to update and have invalid records, use transaction for that. Something like following:

begin transaction
* loop through all modified records using GetNextModified() function and update only single record
* try to update
* if failed - leave this record alone and proceed further
END transaction

In above process you will have all valid records updated when all invalid will still be marked as not updated and wait for user confirmation or changes after alert to user. Of course, you can "rollback transaction" ALL changes at once that is usually recommended to maintain data integrity (in case several records are related).

HTH.

>I have a table that gets updated thru a cursor using tableupdate(). The table cannot have null values in 2 columns. If the cursor tries to add a blank record to the table, I can trap the error and do a TableRevert(). The problem is - it reverts back changes to all the records and not just the problem record as son as it encounters a problem. How can I ensure it will update all the good changes and discard only the invalid records ?