Hi John,
The code is actually a segment of the application based on the Cursor Adapter. The Insert adds a new record to the table INVUSED (table of parts used). But instead of inserting into the table, the code inserts into a cursor (CursorAdapter of this table). Then the TableUpdate() updates the record in the table (be it VFP or SQL Server).
The customer wanted to know when (time) the transaction takes place (prior to this change, I was only recording the date). So I added the column TRAN_TIME C(5) and added it to the Insert. This way, I can show in various report(s) when the part was being used.
>Hi Dmitry,
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>Glad you got it sorted. For interest, what are you actually inserting into, as that looks like a VFP command...
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>> INSERT INTO (cInvenUsedView) ( INVEN_PK, INV_CODE, TRAN_DATE ) VALUES ;
>> ( tnInvenPk, cInvCode, tdPostDate )
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