>>You can index cursors the same way as tables (when you created a cursor with READWRITE clause in a SELECT statement).
>>So, all what we already discussed applies to the cursor.
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>ok i have a select * into cursor X readwrite
>then index on fname tag fname
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>so if i have a stament like
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>THISFORM.UpdateResultsWindow('The name '+ test.fname + ' already exists in the Database')&& fname being the cursor will that work?
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>that worked for me when test was my addition table now its being a little troublesome
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>also its telling me no table order set for table
>and pointing at
>SEEK test.fname

If you have a VFP installed and can fire the Debugger, then debug the code and fix the problem. We already told you what has to be done.