<i><font color="#663300">What was happening is that using new() save(). I do get a new() record and I populate with the replace command and save() after this a browse will show a blank record.</font></i>
What you need to do is add a SET STEP ON in your bizobj's Save() method, and step through the code to find out why it isn't getting saved. Check the view itself; make sure that the values are what they should be.
<i><font color="#663300">Now onto the next record, I again get a new() but when the replace occurs it occurs in the previous record and the new record is blank. so on...</font></i>
Again, you need to see why the record pointer is moving. There should be no reason for it to move after a call to New().
<i><font color="#663300">I will change the code from aApp to the BO, it didn't strike me I'm still thinking procedurarily rather than OOP.</font></i>
Not so much procedurally, but rather in a way that makes long-term maintenance difficult. Code should always be placed in the object that is "responsible" for the action.
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