Hi Scott,

Thanks for the reply. I like having the Parent-Child relationships setup because I can requery all the children, 4 in this case, with a simple .RequeryChildren() call. I took your advice though and called the RequeryChildren() manually from the grids AfterRowColChange event. I prefer working with Business Objects whenever possible though so I moved the RequeryChildren() call to the Parent business object's PostMoveRecordPointer method and it seems to be executing correctly now.

Thanks for your help!

Aloha,

James
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>If I understand correctly, the data that's in you mover control is based on the row that selected in the grid on page 1? I'm wondering if you really need to set up a parent/child business object relationship? Guess it depends on what else you have going on in that form but you could accomplish the populating of the mover control business object by calling one of it's "populating" methods from the appropriate event in the grid.
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