>Hi
>
>I have the following lines of code, used to create my local cursor based on a remote SQL Server table:
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>lnConnectionID = SQLConnect('NursingPersonnel', 'NursingPersonnel', 'deltona_037')
>lnReturnCode = SQLExec(lnConnectionID, 'exec TestTable_Select_Field1 ?1', 'ltResults1')
>
>sele ltResults1
>
>=cursorsetprop('Tables', 'dbo.TestTable')
>=cursorsetprop('UpdateNameList', 'Field1, Field2, Field3')
>=cursorsetprop('KeyFieldList', 'Field1')
>=cursorsetprop('UpdatableFieldList', 'Field2, Field3')
>=cursorsetprop('SendUpdates', .T., 'ltResults1')
>
>I browse ltResults1, make a manual change to data in Field2, and then return to the command window. If I then go to browse ltResults1 I get the following error message:
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>"No update tables are specified. Use the Tables property of the cursor"
>
>If I perform a manual =tablerevert, the above error disappears and I can browse ltResults 1 again.
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>Is there an error the above cursorsetprop, or do I have to perform a tableupdate to reflect the changes. Needless to say, my remote SQL Server table TestTable does not reflect any changes.
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>Regards
>
>edit - the basic code for the above came from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/138094, so one assumes that it's correct

I'm comparing your code with what we have. First thing I noticed that we check CursorSetProp return value and return false from the program if any of the CursorSetProp fails for some reason.