Ed, you need to do a TableUpdate() on the VIEW, not the table. Set buffering on the view, NO buffering on the table. Make your change and run TableUpdate(0,'viewa') to save the data.

HTH

>I have 2.6 tables that I need to be able to place in a tranaction and be able to roll back. You can't rollback a table that is not a member of a database container, but Jim Booth pointed out to me that I could use an Updateable view. What is the procedure for rolling back an updateable view? Here is roughly what I am doing, but it doesn't seem to work:
>
>TableA (2.6 table)
>ViewA (Updateable view made up of fields from TableA)
>
>CURSORSETPROP("buffering", 5, "TableA")
>
>BEGIN TRANSACTION
> IF !UpdateTableA()
> llSuccess = .F.
> ENDIF
> IF !UpdateTableB()
> llSuccess = .F.
> ENDIF
> IF !UpdateTableC()
> llSuccess = .F.
> ENDIF
> IF llSuccess = .T.
> ENDTRANSACTION
> ELSE
> ROLLBACK
> ENDIF
>
>********************
>Method UpdateTableA (UdateTableB and UpdateTableC the same)
>
>SELECT ViewA
>APPEND BLANK
>REPLACE ViewA.Field1 WITH "Test",
> ViewA.Field2 WITH "Test2"
>
>TABLEUPDATE(0,.T., "TableA")