Hi Oscar

My suggestion should still work. By the way, are you using a grid for navigating the records and then editting one of these records? You may find performance is much better if you use one view for the grid and a different view for the data entry.

>Hi mMike thanks for your reply.
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>I added a check through GetFldState and it seems to be working now, the problen is that the method checking for changed fields is part of a framework. I had to everride te method.
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>Regards
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>Oscar Corte
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>>Hi Oscar
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>>Why not just ...
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>>LOCAL llSendUpdates
>>llSendUpdates = CURSORGETPROP("SendUpdates")
>>CURSORSETPROP("SendUpdates",.F.)
>>TABLEUPDATE()
>>CURSORSETPROP("SendUpdates",m.llSendUpdates)
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>>In other words, prevent VFP from committing changes, do a tableupdate and then allow VFP to resume committing changes?
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>>>I’m using a local view with BufferModeOverride = 5 (Table Optimistic)
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>>>After performing a requery, I set a couple of non updatable fields to values needed to show in a grid.
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>>>
>>>I need to set the cursor to a non modified state, but I haven’t been able to get it.
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>>>I’m issuing SetFldState(,”Cursor”, 1) and everything seems to be set properly to a string of 1’s
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>>>The problem is that the GetNextModified function somehow still detects those records as modified.
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>>>Is there a way to set the fields or records to non modified and not have the function GetNextModified not to detect them?
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>>>Thanks in advance
>>>
>>>
>>>Oscar Corte