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Andrew Knight wrote:
> function rowset_OnNavigate()
> if .NOT. (form.members1.rowset.endOfset)

If you're checking the rowset whose onNavigate is firing, all you need 
is:

  function rowset_onNavigate
    if not this.endOfSet      // THIS is the rowset

You already figured that out. Then in your rowset code, if you want to 
refer to the form, you use:

  function refreshUnlinked
    local f   // Variable for the form
    f = this.parent.parent

The rowset's parent is the query, and the query's parent is the form -- 
IF you placed the query directly on the form, and not in a data module. 
When you use a data module, things can get more complicated.

Data object events do not automatically have a FORM reference, because 
those events can occur outside the context of a form. You can for 
example, create a query in the Command window and navigate around. OTOH, 
you cannot create and click a pushbutton without a form.

-- 
//Ken@Inprise
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