>>>
>>>What about
>>>
>>>Thisform.AddProperty("oProp", "Empty")
>>>SELECT mytable
>>>SCATER NAME Thisform.oProp
>>>>>
>>Do I understand correctly that what you refer to as "mytable" can be a cursor, right? Also, with the approach above, will each column/field of the table/cursor be a property of oProp? That is, will I be accessing the values by
thisform.oProp.field1?
>
>Yes.
Thank you, Sergey. The only thing I have to watch with your approach is to set .oProp to .NULL. in the form unload, in order to avoid dangling references. With form properties and arrays, nothing has to be done when the form is closed. But your approach is interesting.
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