Hi!

Then use thisform.SetAll("lEventSwitchOffSorting",.F.). Form will cascade assignment to all controls on the form. When Grid Saver is found, it will clear its values. This approach is good for frameowrks like yours ;) this require, however, to have all forms have that property too for case form does not contains grids.

Of course, you can use CDX() function to check for non-structural indexes. Just check if CDX(1) returnes the same file name as a table name (DBF()). When not the same - index is non structural. When the same, check CDX(2) - if it returns some file, non structural indexes also exist and opened.

Just check the help on CDX() function.

HTH.

>>Hi!
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>>Just call the grid property setting by SetAll as in the sample in the article, and SortGrid will clear non structural indexes for you. Just Grid.SetAll("lEventSwitchOffSorting",.T.) before BEGIN TRANSACTION. To restore the sorting as it was before transaction, use Grid.SetAll("lEventSwitchOffSorting",.F.). This is predicted in a SortGrid, so SortGrid will do all this for you by a single command. Let me know if this works.
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>Vlad,
>This would be a way. But the method using TRANSACTION is far below in class hierarchy. This method know's nothing about grid's. Also there may be other Tags.
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>Agnes