Another consideration we've used, is to add code to the pre-requery hook of the child object on the form, checking if the child is in the middle of adding a record...

RETURN !This.IsNew()

This way, you get the UI parent-child relationship requery behavior, yet it won't inadvertently trash your new records.

---J

>That's exactly it. I disabled auto-requery, now the new child record gets created and kept.
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>Thanks.
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>>Is the child bizobj also requerying when the parent requeries? If so, the requery will "blow it away."
>>---J