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You can do form-based data-access programming with class CFormView, but CRecordView is generally a better class to derive from. In addition to its CFormView features, CRecordView:
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Provides dialog data exchange (DDX) between the form controls and the associated recordset object.
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Handles Move First, Move Next, Move Previous, and Move Last commands for navigating through the records in the associated recordset object.
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Updates changes to the current record when the user moves to another record.
For more information about navigation, see Record Views: Supporting Navigation in a Record View.