Cascading detetion problem

sir
i facing problem only in delete case
i have master detail form i set cascade relation when i delete button code is
go_block('chartofacc');
     delete_record;
commit_form;     
when press exit button system ask me do you want to save change i press yes button but system not delete record and not exit stand last position and show that record
how i delete my master record with child
please give me idea how
thanking you
Aamir
how i delete the record plseas give me idea

try a new form with an easy master and detail block. create a default-cascading-delete relation between them and delete a record in the master manually. then save and check if it is deleted.
if this test is completed make test 2:
the same like before, but use your code :
go_block('master');
delete_record;
commit;
if this runs without problems, then you have to check, what the difference is between your testform2 and your originally form.
Gerd

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