VO refresh after commit not working

Question

I have a complete Master-Detail functionality ( query, update and create ) implemented.
I have created 3 pages for this.
SearchPG
UpdatePG
and
CreatePG
In the SearchPG I can search for the Master rows and have an update link for every record.
When the user clicks on the link the UpdatePG opens with the Master and Detail VOs and they can edit and save both VOs.
On saving, I return to the SearchPG displaying a message.
I also have a Create button on the SearchPG to create new records.
On clicking, it opens the CreatePG with both the Master and Detail VOs and the user can create 1 Master and multiple Details records and save the data.
On saving, I return to the SearchPG displaying a message.
I have a very peculiar issue here.
The first time when I create the record and then return to the SearchPG if I try to update any existing records I get a blank page on the UpdatePG.
If I close the screen and reopen it works fine. The new data gets created. There is no problem if I use only Update functionality throughout one session.
This is an issue only when I create and then try to update any record.
After I create new records, the Search query works fine. It is only the Update not working immediately after create.
I use the same VOs. MasterVO and DetailVO for both same Create and Update fucntionality. I thought it might be a caching issue so
I tried to use immediately before the actual update in
     vo.reset();
     vo.clearcache();
But it is still not having any effect.
Any assistance is appreciated.

Answer 1

I believe when you are creating the row, its not actually getting saved . Hence when you are querying its showing the value as zero.  Could you please paste in your code here , so can pass our inputs .Please try to commit the trasaction
public String commit() {
    try {
  XxEmployeeVOImpl employeeVO = getXxEmployeeVO1();
  XxEmployeeVORowImpl row = (XxEmployeeVORowImpl)employeeVO.first();
  String savedEmp = row.getEmpno().toString();
  getOADBTransaction().commit();
  return savedEmp;
  } catch (Exception e) {
   e.printStackTrace();