>thisform.disabledata()

So, here, the rec pointer is not on eof yet, isn't it? Are you sure?

>thisform.refresh() && after this refresh, the record pointer moves past EOF()

If you're sure that the Refresh is moving the pointer, then put a SET STEP ON at the begging of the Refresh method. This will start the debugger and you can do a trace for all the Refresh (which probably calls many other Refresh methods). Put a eof("YourAlias") in the Watch window. This way it's almost impossible to not see which is the exact command that move the record pointer.

Vlad

>go cthisrec
>thisform.refresh() && after this refresh, the record pointer is at 'cthisrec'
>thisform.cboFirstName.refresh()
>
>I have no idea why the first thisform.refresh() causes the record pointer to go past the end of the table.
>
>AL
>
>
>>What is ThisForm.DisableData ?
>>
>>Vlad
>>
>>>I have a form with the following code for deleting a record:
>>>
>>>if messagebox("Are you sure you want to delete this user ?",4+32+256,"** Confirm User Deletion **")=6
>>> select sysusers
>>> zrecord = recno()
>>> delete
>>> zrecord1 = recno()
>>> skip
>>> zrecord2 = recno()
>>> if eof()
>>> go bottom
>>> endif
>>>endif
>>>
>>>thisform.disabledata()
>>>zrecord3 = recno()
>>>thisform.refresh()
>>>zrecord4 = recno()
>>>
>>>save to zzz all like z*
>>>
>>>When I delete record 3 (in a table of 22 records), the values of the memory variables I created to determine the current record are as follows:
>>>
>>>zrecord: 3 - this is correct
>>>zrecord1: 3 - this is correct
>>>zrecord2: 5 - this is correct
>>>zrecord3: 5 - this is correct
>>>zrecord4: 23 ??? (the last record is 22)
>>>
>>>There is no code the refresh method of the form.
>>>
>>>Why is the value of zrecord 23?