>DataSet dsPermit = (DataSet)Session["dsPermit"]; > > if (this.Save(this.oPermit, dsPermit, this.oPermit.TableName) != mmSaveDataResult.RulesPassed) > { > Response.Write("<script language=JavaScript>Alert('Changes could not be saved'))</script>"); > > } >When you execute the call to this.Save() shown above, the business object raises a "Saving" event, to which all user interface controls which are bound to the business object respond (by storing their values to the business object's data). Is it possible that you are not registering the business object with the form in the Load handler of the page? (Make sure it's happening when IsPostBack is true). If this is the case, user interface controls never register with business objects on postback and the values never get written back to the business object.