> > if you invalidaterow on the master record you'll refresh just that
> > single master record. That will also force a recalc of that record.
> > Your wish, however depends on whether you are using the IBO oncalc
> > event or the server calc column.
>
> Thanks Alan.
>
> I am using it at the client.
>
> I use the following call
>
> qryClients.InvalidateRow(qryClients.RecNo);

THIS IS INCORRECT.
qryClients.InvalidateRow(qryClients.RowNum);

IS CORRECT
Alan

>
> but this causes all of the rows to be recalculated--I can tell because
> I have the following code in the qryClients.OnCalcFields event:
>
> begin
> inc(FClientCalcFieldsCount);
> CodeSite.Write('ClientCalcFieldsCount', FClientCalcFieldsCount);
> ...
>
> I am using a bit of an older version of IBO (4.6a)--never had a reason
> to upgrade.
>
> Should I be doing something differently?
>
> Ed Dressel