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Ok, thought it out myself despite the silence. Just talking to myself, never mind. I was rethinking the reasons why I chose to make batchediting possible in a backend framework I wrote a couple of years ago. Had it all in mind before, but trying to make it clear again with some examples. See for yourself how nice batchediting (so not saving record by record but committing or cancelling a set of cud actions) can work here: demos.telerik.com/.../defaultcs.aspx . Of course others found businessneeds for batchediting, being able to do maintenance quicker is one of them: www.orderwise.co.uk/.../batch-edit-purchase-order-lines . Watch the movie in the next link to see an example of a simple data-entry form using batch editing (notice all the nice tricks to make quick entry possible in this ui!): www.eurekaaddons.co.uk/.../web-so-for-sage-200 A nice extra could be that you can validate cardinalities. Is at least one orderline record and one delivery address required besides the orderheader? You have the create of all these records in one transaction.
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