I'll explain this in more detail, as there is very little to explain.

My form has a grid control, an incremental edit control and an update bar.
All are connected to the same datasource.

If a user clicks in the grid and clicks the insert button on the update bar
a new row is added to the grid and they can enter the new record.

If a user clicks in the incremental edit control and clicks the insert
button (because it is enabled when it should not be) nothing happens
visually to any of the controls except the update bar because of the new
state.

I have no code on this form regarding this so I have nothing to show from a
coding point of view.

What I am asking is whether this behaviour is intended or not. Basically,
if the user clicks in the incremental edit control I would expect the update
bar to not allow inserts or deletes.

Hope this is clearer.


Malcolm