Hi Susan ---

Odds are that the child forms are running their own dataenvironments that are being closed when the child form is closed, therefore disconnecting the main form bound controls from the data. You say this is a 2.6 form but how are the tables being opened? Was this form run through the Converter?


>I have a 2.6 spr file I am running from within VFP 6.0. This screen contains 4 popup lists each populated by a cursor. Additionally there are 4 push button controls associated with each of these lists which allow a user to add/edit/delete the supporting table which drives the lists. When a user clicks on one of these, another screen will prompt them to enter their changes to the table. When they do this, and control returns to the main (calling) screen, I am getting an error: "Cannot access the selected table." I had this before on a similar screen (only one popup list) and found when I closed and then re-opened the table prior to re-running the sql for the cursor and removed the show gets statement I was OK. Tried strategy on this screen + clear resources and still have the problem. I know what I'm trying to do is kind pushing things, but can anyone offer any tips on how to fix it quick and dirty? (I know I should re-write the thing in VFP and will do that, I just wanted
>to get everything running on one platform first and then do the re-writes.)
>
>TIA, S

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