>Jess -
>I think your user interface is fine, and in fact we do the same thing in our app: if a child record is deleted, the delete is not committed immediately; rather, the user has to hit Save at the parent level for the change to take effect.

It was deleted actually but still reflects in the the grid control. This only happens if at the last row of the grid and while adding. I think this problem has been there since version 5 of VFP. I already sent this to MS for examination if it is a bug.

>
>We haven't encountered this issue, but I wonder if your SKIP isn't useful because you're on the last record? Try LOCATE instead and see if that works -- if it does, maybe you can use logic like:

DELETE
>IF on last record in grid
>    GO TOP
>    GO BOTTOM
>ELSE
>    SKIP
>ENDIF
>REFRESH()

This still wouldn't be foolproof, as I believe it still won't behave right if you've deleted the last record. But it might be a start.
>zahid
>
>>Ok. There is a little change of behaviour. The problem only occurs when deleting the LAST ROW in the Grid. Deleting other records works properly.
>>
>>>>Using Remote Views, Set Deleted On doesn't to seem work properly on Grids. Here is the scenario:
>>>>
>>>>I have a grid that uses RV as recordsource. The RV is buffered. Using command buttons, I do Inserts and deletes. No problem with Inserts. However, deleting a record, Skip, and then Refresh... the record is still displayed in the grid. Only upon issuing TableUpdate gives the expected behaviour. Am I missing something here?
>>>
>>>Two possible problems occur to me:
>>>
>>>

SET DELETED ON is scoped to the current datasession. Try issuing SET DELETED ON in the current form.
>>>

DELETE, just like doing any other change, should be followed by TableUpdate(). Otherwise, the change (deleting the record, in this case) isn't comitted to disk.
>>>
>>>HTH, Hilmar.

JESS S. BANAGA
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