>I think I have seen somebody asking this question and can't seem to find the answer. I am wondering if there is a way to change a structure of a cursor returned from SQL Server? I get error on the following code:
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>alter table REPCURSOR add column PRINT_LBL L(1)
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>I realize I can use the code to append from dbf("repcursor") to build another cursor. But maybe there is a more efficient method.
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>Thank you.
I found a work around to the problem. I added the column I need in the resulting cursor to the SQL Select passed to the SQL Server.
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