>>>It was working fairly well except for refreshes. The whole thing is a carryover of old coding practice - the overloaded lookup table. A cloned bizobj just seems wrong.
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>>Are you remembering to issue a Requery() to the Combobox after requerying its RowSource?
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>Yes. The problems occured because both comboboxes were trying to requery the same parameterized view, with different parameters. I adjusted them to do an initial select into their own private array. The default requery/refresh stays on the array, and I can call a couple custom methods to rebuild it if the lookup table changes.
Chris,
To use the same view for 2 combobox's you create arrays and custom methods to refresh them should the lookup view changes. Are you letting the lookup view's BizObj call these custom methods in PostRequeryHook?
I am still confused as to what all this buys you that makes it more attractive than just dropping a second bizobj for the second combobox offers.
Gil Munk
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