Please share your code so that people can have a look. Other than RowSelected event which is called multiple times, the rest of the Events are called only one. See the below event model for your reference.

@robert38  As requested above, please share the code and issue details, so that everyone can review and suggest the best solution.

@Naveen Boga @aaghaei 
 

class ClassMaint : PXGraph<ClassMaint, FRClass>

{

    public PXSelect<FRClass> Class;

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    public PXSelect<FRClassTeacher,

        Where<FRClassTeacher.ClassNbr, Equal<Current<FRClass.ClassNbr>>>> ClassTeachers;

      protected void _(Events.RowUpdated<CTRMCollateralFinFacility> e)

        {

            var row = e.Row;  //break point here

                //other operations

        }

        protected void _(Events.RowInserted<CTRMCollateralFinFacility> e)

        {

            var row = e.Row;  //break point here

                //other operations

        }

}

so I have a form grid with FRClass as the form data member and ClassTeachers as the grid ... when I add a new grid the RowUpdated and RowInserted get triggered twice 

The provided context is a mishmash and doesn’t say much. Please provide

CTRMCollateralFinFacility View

CTRMCollateralFinFacility DAC Key fields

CTRMCollateralFinFacility Grid Properties and it’s  parent-child relationship definitions.

Also what triggers the events either entering from UI or calling from code like View.insert …

Hi @robert38 were you able to find a solution? Thank you!

Hi @robert38 

I am unsure why it is executing twice, but the below code snippet can handle multiple executions.

class ClassMaint : PXGraph<ClassMaint, FRClass>
{
    public PXSelect<FRClass> Class;
    public PXSelect<FRClassTeacher,
        Where<FRClassTeacher.ClassNbr, Equal<Current<FRClass.ClassNbr>>>> ClassTeachers;

    protected bool IsUpdating = false;
    protected bool IsInserting = false;

    protected void _(Events.RowUpdated<FRClass> e)
    {
        if (!IsUpdating)
        {
            IsUpdating = true;
            var row = e.Row; // breakpoint here
            // Perform your logic for RowUpdated event

            IsUpdating = false;
        }
    }

    protected void _(Events.RowInserted<FRClass> e)
    {
        if (!IsInserting)
        {
            IsInserting = true;
            var row = e.Row; // breakpoint here
            // Perform your logic for RowInserted event

            IsInserting = false;
        }
    }
}

IsUpdating and IsInserting, are added to track whether the events are already being processed. By using these flags, you can ensure that the logic inside the events is executed only once.

Hope it helps!

Regards,

Sweta