>Yes, the help says that if the return value is more than 1, it represents the number of "result sets" returned. But it looks pretty kludgy to get more than 1 result back from a single SQLEXEC(). Have you ever needed to do that?

Between six and twenty, for big batch jobs. I actually made it a bit more flexible by including a special field in the beginning of each, so I would have meaningful aliases for them:

select '+' as crsMyCursorName, ....fields...

then I'd have a realias() function which would do this

*	PROCEDURE ReAlias(tcFrom, tcTo)
*[2007/05/04 00:51:49] dragan - JUST reopens the passed ALIAS AGAIN
		tcTo = EVL(tcTo, FIELD(1, tcFrom))
		IF USED(tcFrom)
			USE IN SELECT(tcTo)
			USE DBF(tcFrom) IN 0 ALIAS (tcTo) AGAIN
			USE IN SELECT(tcFrom)
		ENDIF