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Behavior - New Child on New Parent
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09/07/2003 00:01:45
Robert Jewett
Q Technology Consulting
Tyler, Texas, United States
 
 
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
The Mere Mortals Framework
Title:
Behavior - New Child on New Parent
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00808305
Message ID:
00808305
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56
I am trying to reconcile an observed behavior with what I am trying to accomplish. I am using a cNoListMaintForm, on which I have a parent object, then on another page frame of same form, have a child object. The parent object is correctly specified in the builder for the child object, along with the check box New Child on New Parent. I have code in the postInitHook, preRequeryHook, and preSaveHook of the child to properly set the view parameter to properly requery the child. Requery for the child is set to 1 - Requery if Parent Changes. If I manually add records to the child table, they are displayed properly on the tab, leading me to believe the requery portions are operating consistent with expectations.

Now, on to the problem/observance.

I would have expected by virtue of the New Child on New Parent setting that when I add a new record via the parent object (selecting File/New), that a new record would automatically be added to the child table via its object. This does not appear to be the case. I get a new record in the parent, but not in the child. Also, if I make a change in the child record, then change to the parent tab before clicking save, and THEN click save, it is not saving the child record even though Save Child on Save Parent is set. I am not sure if I am missing a configuration step, or just misunderstanding how this should be working.

I have selected this approach (rather than AutoPrimaryBizObj) because I did not want to write code to prevent a user from selecting the second or third tab and clicking new before a parent record was added or selected.

I would greatly appreciate any enlightenment that might be offered.


Robert
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