This is what I have been doing (since I posted my message). The issue (could be but hopefully not) is that the query string will be longer than is allowed. My query string (to include both sets) will have the WHERE FIELD IN (.) and the IN expression could be long. Theoretically. Thank you.
>Change the query that it pulls both sets of records.
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>>Can I call CursorAdapter method CursorFill() so that it adds records to the current cursor, instead of overwriting the existing records?
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>>Here is what I am trying to do:
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>>Say I have a cursor adapter object that gets records from a base table. So, suppose, now the cursor has some records (or maybe none). Then I specify a different SQL select expression in the property .SelectCmd and call CursorFill() again. Typically the CursorFill() would get new records and overwriting the existing ones. I want the resulting cursor to have the initial records plus the ones added with the second call to CursorFill(). Is this possible? If so, how?
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