It may be a good idea to avoid VFP and SQL Server reserved keywords such as Order. Use OrderNmbr or OrderID instead.

>I am so rusty with VFP I have to re learn everything when the boss gives me a project.
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>Here is my issue, should be simple for you guys.
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>I have a cursor that consists of data records similar to this
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>Fields; Order, Item, quantity, unitprice, extendedprice (qty * unitprice)
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>each order may have multiple items
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>I want to create a crusor that has each unique order with a total
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>If I do a SELECT SUM(extendeprice) it gives me the sum of all orders.
>I only want the sum of the extended price for each order.
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>since I only have one cursor involved, am I correct in using SQL statements.
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>data example shown as a snapshot jpg image.
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>I want to create a cursor with each individual order as a record with the sum price of all items on that order.
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>Sorry for asking something so basic, but I am really out of touch with vfp lately.
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>steve