>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>When attempting to preview a report a customer is getting error:
>>>
>>>

>>>Cannot update the cursor E, since it is read-only
>>>

>>>
>>>The E in the message does not have a colon; but could it be still pointing to a letter drive?
>>>
>>>TIA.
>>
>>I have found that the problem occurs when I try to add records from one cursor to another. That is, first the program gets records from a table (in SQL Server database) into a cursor. Then another cursor is filled from another SQL Server table. Then I try to append one cursor to another using the following code:
>>
>>

>>select (cCursor1)
>>append from dbf("cCursor2")
>>

>>
>>The application gives error on the APPEND FROM .. line above. What am I doing wrong? TIA.
>
>How was cCursor1 created, by CREATE CURSOR or as the result of a SQL SELECT command? The latter are read-only by default. An option was added at some point to let you populate the cursor as updatable.

The cursor cCursor1 was created by SQL select to the SQL Server. So that cursor is updateable. And the code works on my computer and worked on the customer computer for long time. But stopped working. She (the customer) is suppose to clean up the TEMP folder on her computer to see if this could correct the problem.