The safest way to write replace commands is like this...

REPLACE (fieldname) with (newvalue) IN (TARGETALIAS). Without the IN clause, you can be attempting to do a replace on the EOF record and that's why no change is made.

>I created a bizobj with only one view. I created my view from one table that has 3 fields. The two fields are updatable and the other one is my keyfield. But when I run my program and check the result of my table, the two updatable fields are not changed. I did debug my program and found out that right after my command "replace (fieldname) with (newvalue)", the value of the field doesn't change. However, if I do requery the view in the command window and use the same "replace" command, I can change the value of my field. What could be the possible reasons for this? If it has something to do with my bizobj, I can't see any problem because I only have one view and I know that it is the initial alias and thus is updatable.
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>I will really appreciate any help.
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>Thanks a lot.
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>Nerissa