>>Fabio,
>>
>>This select is quite slow. Do you know if it is possible to make it quicker?
>>

>>select curTemp.cTrans_pk, TI.cInsurances_fk ;	
>>		from curTemp inner join Trans_Insurances TI ;
>>		on curTemp.cTrans_pk = TI.cTrans_fk ;	
>>		where TI.iSequence_Number = (select max(iSequence_Number) ;
>>		from Trans_Insurances X ;
>>		where X.cTrans_fk = TI.cTrans_fk) ;
>>		into cursor curTemp1

>
>with VFP it is hard
>
>before posting 10 solutions,
>you could furnish me these information:
>
>- reccounT(curTemp)/reccount(Trans_Insurances) ratio

curTemp may have from 0 to 20 (or more records). Trans_Insurances is currently 400K+ records.

>- is curTemp.cTrans_pk a pk

Yes, cTrans_pk is a primary key

>- is TI.cTrans_fk a pk or for every curTemp.cTrans_pk the join has many TI.cTrans_fk

I may not have trans insurances for particular trans or I may have several (no more than 3 usually, in most cases just one).

I decided to break my select hoping to get a speed gain (originally I did it in one select using LEFT JOIN and IsNull condition in where). I got a slight speed improvement...