>>I didn't mean to detract from the cool factor. Anything that makes manipulation of data easier, with less code, is by definition cool. <g> I've been playing with ADO for awhile as it relates to web pages and in many ways, we definitly have more cool commands within FoxPro and I hope Microsoft continues to surprise us with new ones. A native FoxPro recordset object should definitly be on that wish list, on the other hand, maybe it would be possible to create one with what we have? Hmmm... Guess I have something to play with tonight.
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>>Mike
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>Hello Mike,
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>Any luck with this so far? What about just using, say, COPY TO ARRAY command (and the array may be the some object property)?
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>Nick

Didn't get to it yet. I teach an ASP class Monday and Wednesday nights and sometimes get just too tied up. Hopefully tonight. But you are on the right track (or at least the track I was going to pursue. Pass the SQL statement to an object, execute the statement in the object to save the data to an array. Provide methods to access a record (row), like MoveFirst, MoveLast, MoveNext, MovePrevious, etc. Events to DELETE, ADDNEW, etc. just like ADO, but using an object that contains the data as an array.

Mike