>>>But once I've run the SQL statement, can I make the resulting cursor updateable the same way that a view can be updateable? If so, what command? Cursorsetprop?
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>>>paul
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>>SELECT Blah...blah INTO CURSOR cReadOnly
>>USE (DBF("cReadOnly")) AGAIN IN 0 ALIAS ReadWrite
>>USE IN cReadOnly
>>SELECT ReadWrite
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>Nope. I want to write back to the original table. Like I would if I were using a view. The "people" table in the above example. ???
>
>paul
You have the old data from the table in your cursor. You have the new data on the screen... Use the an regular UPDATE-SQL statement to update your table.
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