I cant't read the last line in the grid

hello,
I use a grid to display a SQL query with a field-entry
When I loop through the grid, I manage to read all lines except the line or the cursor, it keeps the old value
Do you have an idea
Thank you

It's my code
        Shared Sub ItemEvent_Maj_emplacement_lot(ByRef FormUID, ByRef pVal, ByRef BubbleEvent)
            Dim EventEnum As SAPbouiCOM.BoEventTypes
            EventEnum = pVal.EventType
            If pVal.ItemUID = "1" Then
                Dim jj As Integer
                EventEnum = pVal.EventType
                If EventEnum = BoEventTypes.et_CLICK Then
                    oform = SBO_application.Forms.Item(FormUID)
                   oitem = oform.Items.Item("MyGrid")
                    oGrid = oitem.Specific
                    Dim ColNum = oGrid.Columns.Count
                    Dim OgridCodeItem As Long
                    Dim OgridCodeMag As String
                    Dim OgridCodeLot As String
                    Dim OgridEmplacement As String
                    If oGrid.Columns.Count = 0 Then
                        Exit Sub
                    End If
                    For jj = 0 To oGrid.Columns.Count
                        Try
                            OgridCodeItem = oGrid.DataTable.GetValue(1, jj)
                            OgridCodeMag = oGrid.DataTable.GetValue(2, jj)
                            OgridCodeLot = oGrid.DataTable.GetValue(3, jj)
                            OgridEmplacement = oGrid.DataTable.GetValue(5, jj)
  ' This field OgridEmplacement is This field keeps the old value only on the last line before
' On the other lines, it works well
                        Catch oEx As Exception
                            '                          MessageBox.Show(oEx.Message & " jj = " & CStr(jj))
                            ' Exit Sub
                        End Try
                    Next jj
                End If
            End If
        End Sub

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