Also, you could just use a default value in the table and not deal with this in the CA. This is a much better approach unless you have to go through some business logic to determine what that value should be.

>It does look like that. But if crsMyCursor.crsField1 did not have a its value changed prior to the BeforeInsert event it will not be included in the InsertCmd.
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>>Yes, but the InsertCmd should look like
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>>...VALUES (?crsMyCursor.crsField1, ?crsMyCursor.crsField2, ...)
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>>and not have the actual field values in the SQL command. If this is not true, can you post what the actual Insert command looks like?
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