Victor (and others),

>Prior to saving the record you can use the binding context to get the position of the "pointer".
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>iPos = this.BindingContext[this.dataset].position;
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>Do your save then set the binding position like so:
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>this.BindingContext[this.dataset].position = iPos;
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>I'm sure there is more than one way to accomplish this task and this is one way.

Please clarify for me here. How does the .position = iPos guarantee to get you back onto the same record if the user has just saved a new record and then refreshed the dataset? In watching this discussion to learn, I was halfway expecting someone to suggest storing a unique key to the record and then doing some kind of locate in the dataset after the save to get back to the same record, even if it's no longer in the same position as before.

Does iPos = this.BindingContext[this.dataset].position save a key, or just a position (as in RECNO() of a cursor) in the previous set of records (which may be different or in a different order after the save and refresh)?

Educate me.