Hi

I'm using a TTable and TQuery working both in the same table; I use the
query to display the data with order, filters, joins, etc, and the table to
edit/insert data.  When I edit or insert something, the dbGrid who displays
my query doesn't change, so I tried using the query.refresh method, and this
didn't work.  If I close and open the query it works, but it is slow and I
lose the position, so I would have to use bookmarks.
What is the problem with the refresh?

Thanx

TQueries require that the result set be determined by the DB engine.  You must
close/open to refresh the data.  You can try saving the primary key before
closing and locating that key on the reopen.

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Bookmarks won't work, either. Bookmarks are not persistent across a
close/open sequence. What I do is simpe brute force -- I wrote a generic
little routine to save the values of the first 10 fields of the dataset into
a variant array before closing the query (this ensures that I've gotten all
the primary key fields in a generic way). Then re-open the query and use the
saved values to locate my record. Ugly, but it works.