>I use something like Bill posted, and it is used not only after DELETE(), but after any possible pointer moving, i.e. it's part of generic 'form refreshing' method which enable/disable navbuttons, fill controls values, etc. And to make it generic, I have to include e.g. eof() checks.

Yes, I have that too...this is a special case where deletes are done on a separate page, they have to be coded for different reasons why they're deleted. Basically all I need is a "browse" type of refresh, and I stumbled on the SKIP idea by accident. Seems to work, though it looks kind of odd...