No, I was just calling a remove. I thought that would do the equivalent of unsetting the attributes. Would setting the Table1, Table2, and TableLink properties to null be sufficient?



Thanks!

Well, I've got it working now. Here's my learnings:



1) Don't use the BLLM to manage a fixed M2M relationship (i.e. three controls or sets of controls that add an M2M relationship when they contain values).

2) Always run a save after making a call to DeleteCurrentRow() on a business object because even if you call it with no parameters, it only marks them as deleted.

3) When you want to remove an M2M link, set Table1, Table2, and TableLink properties to null before destroying the relationship.

4) Make sure an Undo() is called any time an exception is thrown or it will cause some interesting issues when you try to add a row the next time through.

5) Make sure there's adequate documentation about an object before using it in an application.



Item #3 is definitely a bug. If you destroy the variable managing a relationship, it shouldn't longer fire any more events for the relationship.