I have a ListView that is getting populated on a requery.  I am passing in the ListPopulating method (as recommended) one of the business objects on the form along with the BusinessCloneDataType.  This is working great.  Whereever I need to call the requery method of the ListView, I no longer care about parameters...I just call it.

After a user deletes a record successfully, I thought it would be a good idea to call that requery method.  So, after checking success on the delete and the save events, I call the requery method of the ListView.  The resulting list is wrong.  An entirely different customer is being displayed in the list (the customer comes from a call (PopulatedThroughEvent) in the RowPopulating event).  If I navigate away from the main BO and come back, the ListView shows the correct customer.  If I add a new record and call the requery method, the ListView show the proper customer.  Only the delete is doing this.  So, what am I doing wrong?

Thanks!
Bill

I was calling DeleteCurrentRow() without a parameter.  I was forced to add the Save() function to get things going, so I used your tactic, instead.  I am now calling DeleteCurrentRow(false).  No need to call Save(), anymore.  Also, in order to get around another issue that I was having I added another temporary BO into the mix so that the ListView would populate properly.  In the RowPopulating event I setup a new BO to reference the BO of the ListView, then I grabbed the foreign key index from the BO and retrieved the field I needed from the customer BO to fill in the name.

It is all quite simple after I worked it all out.  Took a little while.  The goal was to be able to see a list of items, select one, and provide add/edit/delete capabilities in the same window.  I attached an example of what I did.

Thanks for your help!  Have a great day!!
Bill

Looks good, Bill!