>>Well here is what I want to do. Run a query against 2 tables that are 1 to
>> many. I can do that just fine.But when I browse it I want to see only 1
>>instance of the parent with all of the associated child records. Right now I
>>am getting duplicate parent records with each child record. I now this is
>>not very clear but it is hard to explain. Thanks for all the help.
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>You're right, it is hard to explain. :-) I know exactly what you're doing, and what you want to see, but I can't explain it more clearly than you did....
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>Ok. As it stands, you're doing a SELECT command (or an RQBE -- same difference), and telling it to show fields from both tables. Since there's a one-to-many relationship, Fox has to fill in records from the one side many times, and those are your "duplicate" records.
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>To get the display result you want in a browse, what you need to do is:
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>SELECT child
>SET ORDER TO childOrder
>SELECT parent
>SET RELATION TO childOrder INTO child
>SET SKIP TO CHILD
>BROWSE
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>This will result in something like this (if I can get it to format right):
>
>

>p1f1  |  p1f2  |  child1
>****  |  ****  |  child2
>p2f1  |  p2f2  |  child3
>****  |  ****  | child4
>****  |  ****  | child5
>

>
>How to get the correct records to show up on the one and many sides is left as an exercise for the reader. (Translation: I don't know what you're
trying to do here. :-) )

Garrett
I See what you are saying, but I am doing a SQL-Select statement and putting the results into a cursor. How do I get the cursor to be in the format that you just described?