Terry,

>My question stated another way. Is there behavior in the NEW button or methods it calls, to REFRESH the form with the newly added row? After clicking the NEW button I have checked and there is a blank row added to the dataset table ‘CLIENT’ but the previous row( with data ) is still visible on the form. Is there default behavior in the button to refresh the form's bound controls? Do I have to add code to clear bindings and re-bind to the blank row?

Based on the fact that you're getting a new record in the DataSet, the New button is functioning properly. The issue here is Windows Forms unintuitive data binding model!

To display the new row, you need to tell the form's <>BindingContext <>object to position to the new row. For example:

In C#:

this.BindingContext[this.oOrder.GetCurrentDataSet(), "Orders"].Position = 
				this.oOrder.GetCurrentDataSet().Tables["Orders"].Rows.Count -1;

And in VB .NET:

Me.BindingContext(Me.oOrder.GetCurrentDataSet(), "Orders").Position = Me.oOrder.GetCurrentDataSet().Tables("Orders").Rows.Count - 1

This code passes a reference to a business object's DataSet, and DataTable name, and sets the position to the last row in the DataSet (Rows.Count -1) within the BindingContext object.

Regards,