Victor,

>The binding context will only save the record number and not a key. All depending on your situation you may want to use a primary key instead. I only suggested using the binding context because your psuedo code demo had Recno() which is the current record position on a cursor.

Hey, it wasn't MY psuedo code. :-) If the scenario was to reposition the pointer to the same record after some action AND it did not involve adding a record and saving it, then refreshing (or anything else which might affect the group of records positionally), then maybe a RECNO() approach would be sufficient. But in some cases it would be risky and would depend too much on an assumption that the .position/RECNO() IN THE DATASET/CURSOR would still point to the same record after adding and refreshing.

Anyway, thanks for the clarification of .position being a pointer and not a unique key.