Here's another virtual pizza for Arnon.

It is related to the tip in VFUG about having a SQL read/write. I've been using it for a while now and also shared this tip with other people who needed that as well. Thanks again Arnon.

Here's an example:

SELECT NOCLIENT AS NOCLIENT FROM CLIENT WHERE NOCLIENT<100 INTO CURSOR TEMP2
USE DBF('TEMP2') IN 0 AGAIN ALIAS TEMP
SELECT TEMP
BROWSE

Just make sure you have at least one field defined with "as" so you will avoid the filter which will not work in this case.

You may now modify the cursor.