>>The views are JOINed, not included in the FROM clause. Let me clarify my last post. I understand the views are all opened NODATA. The change is in the REQUERY(). In VFP8, REQUERY() would requery the views in the JOIN's as well as the main view. This worked perfectly. Now, in VFP9, REQUERY() does not requery the JOIN'ed views so zero records are returned. This to me is a BUG! Why would this change from VFP8 to VFP9? Your comment about "blindly" is just not right. You mean REQUERY() was magic before and now it is not. Sounds like someone is just trying to CYA or why else would you try to direct this problem back on my plate. REQUERY() worked in this scenrio prior to VFP9, plain and simple. Now, IMHO, REQUERY() is broke. I really have nothing else to say about this issue other than it is broke, I found a workaround and soon my backend will be SQL Server and all this will be behind me. It was just a bad experience to go through and really upset a lot of my customers.
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>>Case closed.
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>>James
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>Hi James, there is no hope, but know that you have all of my understanding.

Thank you very much, Fabio. The very best to you!