Patrick,

>Perhaps the foreach statement should read:
> foreach(string PK in this.PrimaryKeys)...

Excellent sleuthing...you're exactly right! We'll fix this in the next version and give you credit in the What's New Guide.

>Please consider enhancing the documentation in \MMNetDevGuide1.1.chm::/_0Y80ZS806.htm, "Deleting Data using Business Objects" for this method, re: passing values in an array with the corresponding order of primary key columns in this.PrimaryKeys[]

We can add a code sample that will help clear this up. Here's an example:

Example in C#:

object[] KeyValues = new object[] {1001,16};
this.oOrderDetail.Delete(KeyValues, "OrderDetail");

In VB .NET:

Dim KeyValues() As Object = {1001, 16}
Me.oOrderDetail.Delete(KeyValues, "OrderDetail")

Regards,