>Peter,
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>>There should be no reason for this under normal situations. Consequently, in the case of _tally I disagree with your POV.
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>If you don't see the difference between normal code and an interrupt handler the discussion really can't go very far.
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>Normal code flows predictably. Interrupt handlers fire at indeterminate times, since they never know what they have interrupted they have to be coded in a manner such that the interrupted code can continue to execute correctly once the handler has returned.
Frank, your arguments make sense IF a vfp-timer could possibly fire DURING this piece of code:
select [somefield] from [sometable] into [somecursor]
lnTally = _tally
However, again, Viv's code suggests that this is not the case. (Remember, I'm only discussing _tally and timers here.)
Groet,
Peter de Valença
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