>UPDATE: Nevermind. I did a scan and built the variable that way. Not sure if it's the best, but it works.
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>I have a cursor that I want to get the results into a memory variable. I'm trying this, but it returns an error that it cannot find the file. I thought using DBF() on an alias would return the physical table name. Or is it something different? Is there another way to do this? What I'm really looking for is a variable of the cursor where each row is on a separate line.
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>m.Temp = FILETOSTR(DBF('ReportCursorSummary'))
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That's weird. The FILETOSTR() command looked OK so I tried it myself and it worked fine. I see you found an alternative approach so probably no big deal. Maybe something to revisit at some point if performance of that code is an issue.