Fred,
Looks like there is a bug in kBizObj.Prior() that would prevent children from being requeried specifically if the record pointer was on the second record in the list.

You may want to temporarily change the following code in your kBizObj.Prior() until Kevin gets this fix and makes the framework change:

IF INLIST(lnRetVal, FILE_OK, FILE_BOF)
   This.RequeryChildren()
ENDIF

Should be :

IF INLIST(lnRetVal, FILE_OK, FILE_BOF, FILE_FIRST)
   This.RequeryChildren()
ENDIF

BTW, something similar exists in kBizObj.Next() when issuing the call on the penultimate (and here I thought I'd never have a chance to use that word) record in your view.

Here's the fix:
Replace

IF INLIST(lnRetVal, FILE_OK, FILE_EOF)
   This.RequeryChildren()
ENDIF

with :

IF INLIST(lnRetVal, FILE_OK, FILE_EOF, FILE_LAST)
   This.RequeryChildren()
ENDIF

Hope that helps,
---J

>I am having trouble with children when using xform.prior() from the second record to get to the first. The children are not requeried.
>If I use xform.first() it works. If I Use xform.requery() it shows the children to the first parent record. If I use xform.prior() anywhere else but on the second record, it works. I suspect that the beginning of file marker in the header file is somehow fooling the requery of the children to abort.
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>Fred