Hi Josh,

I am a bit late but wanted to say thanks for the idea.
This could be a solution if I would have had the chance to design stuff like this. With the actual design, I am doing all stuff with record based processing.... But the idea really gave me another possibilit for the future.

Thanks
Marcus

>Hi Marcus,
>
>I not sure if this is what you're looking for, but here
>is an idea that may help you avoid using VFP transactions.
>
>Have you tried setting the buffering on, the bizobj that
>needs to make several changes to different records, to
>Optomistic Table buffering. Then create 1 or more
>BizObj's that serve as look up obj's. You can then use
>the other obj's to do a lookup's while you're making
>changes to the Table Buffered Obj. If you then decide
>you need to cancel ALL the changes, call a bizObj.Cancel(.T.).
>If you need to Cancel the last changes on that record only,
>call a bizobj.Cancel().
>
>Hope this helps