>>Hi everybody,
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>>I've just noticed, that our BaseForm class has thisform.refresh() in Form's Init in case, it sets a filter. I'm not sure, it's allowable to call form's refresh from Init, it breakes event sequence, it may cause lots of undesired effects, etc.
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>>For instance, I usually code Form's Init this way:
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>>my custom code
>>dodefault()
>>some other custom code
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>>Besides, as far as I know, first activation of the form calls its Refresh anyway.
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>>What would be your opinion?
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>>Thanks a lot in advance.
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>Hi Nadya
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>I agree with you that it's redundant, but is probably harmless. However, in order to apply a filter you do need to move the reocrd pointer, even if only to the same place, so maybe just replace the
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>ThisForm. Refresh()
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>with
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>GOTO RECNO()

Hi Andy,

Immediatelly after SET FILTER command we have locate, so in my opinion it's enough. I called my colleague once I noticed this to ask her, why we have this command and could it cause us trouble, etc. She told that it's necessary to refresh a form after setting filter. While I disagree, I could not convince her, what she is not correct. I don't know, how important it is and should I try to convince everyone, that this line of code needs to be removed or just live with it. It doesn't seem to make any harm so far...