Michel,

Take a look at the CREATE SQL VIEW command. I think it's easier to just use the method of making a cursor read/write unless you need to send the updates made to the cursor back to the base table. If you need to do that, a view (created in code or with the view designer) is probably the way to go.

>Hi Craig,
>
>How do you do that ?
>
>Michel.
>
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>>>Hi All,
>>>
>>>Is it possible to create an updatable cursor with
>>>SELECT ..... INTO CURSOR, or does one have to actually
>>>use SELECT .... INTO DBF ?
>>>
>>>Michel.
>>
>>
>>Why not just create a view with code?