Donald/Fred,

I believe you have to move the record pointer off the record after the delete and before the refresh()

delete
skip
if( eof() )
	go bottom
endif

this.Grid.Refresh()

>I have a Grid with RecordSource set to .DBF/Table.
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>I set table buffering ON:
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>*// This is the Grid RecordSource table.
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>=CURSORSETPROP("buffer",5,"DD_ecrappdwg")
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>Below the grid, I have both an Add and a Delete button to either Add or Remove a record for table underlying the Grid.
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>The problem I've noticed is that unless I do a TABLEUPDATE to Grid recordsource table after DELETE, the row/record does not go away from Grid, even after Form.Refresh. I don't want to do TABLEUPDATE right away here, for reasons explained in next paragraph.
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>The form itself has a series of textboxes, comboboxes that are linked to underlying table (BindControls = .T. for form). This table is different from table used as recordsource for Grid. At the base of the entire form I have both a Save and Cancel button. When Save is clicked a TABLEUPDATE is performed on both Grid recordsource, and form base Table to add any records added, or delete any records deleted (prior to TABLEUPDATE). If Cancel is clicked a ROLLBACK is done to revert both tables to initial state.
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>How can I update Grid on Delete action, without doing TABLEUPDATE immediately after DELETE on recordsource table?
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>Thanks,
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>Fred Z - Boston MA