The where .F. clause make sure that you copy no records, in other words it creates an empty cursor.
The idea of a cursor, is to have a unique table per user, which means no sharing between the users. Use a cursor for the grid entry process, and copy the data to the real table after the data entry is finished.
>hi,
>thanks,
>Select * from myTable into cursor myCursor readwrite where .F.
>1.can i put it at myform--->inti
>becuse i need to creat it every time,when i run my form.
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>2.and if this form is sharing evrey user can insert at this grid differant data.
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>3.what that mean
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>where .F.
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>4.and if i want to put it at myform as grid
>can i do that
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>With thisform.grdMyGrid
>>> .RecordSource = "csrMyCursor"
