>>But I was wondering, in general, if there is another place in the program that could potentially cause a problem. I am trying to make my application completely error free :)
>>Thank you.
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>In general you are on the right track.
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>The problem can raise on any DBX based command at any time, depending on your program. A grid getting focus, a timer fireing, a function that does not reset to the right area. A inserted SQL SELECT.
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>There are only two ways
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>SELECT infront of everything DBX
>But again it might fail too because the shift can happen between two comand lines
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>Use SQL commands to do the work. They clearly adress tables
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>Note that stuff like
REPLACE ... IN Alias will not solve the problems. It has it's own traps.
Thank you.
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