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>>If you're using cursor for combobox, you need to do
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>>thisform.myCombobox.rowsource = ""
>>select ... into cursor myCursor
>>thisform.myCombobox.rowsource = 'myCursor'
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>It didn't work either. Fortunately, I found a solution: I plit the method in two. I run the creation of the cursor in the init and the filling where I used to run the new method. No errors so far. Except for the fact that the combo resets itself. But that is not a big deal, at least for now. I wish I knew what is the relation between the new cursor and the combo.
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>Thanks for the tips.

May be you also needed requery() after resetting rowsource. I know it works because I use this tecnique a lot. May be you can post some relevant code, when we can find our what's wrong...