Jose,

PMFJI, but you need to open the dataenvironment class subclass you want in the Class Designer. Right mouse click on the dataenvironment class and select Properties from the popup menu. This will show the Property Sheet for the dataenvironment class. From the dropdown in the Property Sheet, select the cursor object to change. In the Other tab of the Property Sheet there is the Exclusive property. Change it to .T. Save the dataenvironment class and you're done

HTH

Rex

>>>Another question, I´m using version 4.1 and very happy. Should I upgrade to the latest version ? What is the downside of the decision ?>
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>>There really is no down side since we maintain backward compatibility to previous versions, so your code doesn't "break".
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>>Here are some of the bigger features we've added since version 4.1:
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>>* A new data driven Framework builder that adds more RAD capabilities to the Framework allowing you to easily set most commonly used class properties. You can even set the ControlSource of your UI controls visually thus eliminating typos.
>>* Many COM improvements that allows your applications to easily scale to n-Tier architectures, including the Internet
>>* Business objects serve up Visual FoxPro cursors, ADO, XML or HTML depending on the needs of the client (Tier 1).
>>* A more robust User security model. Our User/Group security model has been expanded and allows security to be easily set from a variety of interfaces.
>>* Data Environment and Cursor classes can now be edited directly by the Class Designer
>>* A new and improved "Event Object" class
>>* Changes to business object classes that allow them to compile into lean .dlls
>>* Built-in incremental search capabilities for Grids
>>* Visual Modeler / Rational Rose model files for the Framework, the ADO object model and the ASP object model.
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>>Regards,
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>Thanks for your reply Kevin, but you still didn´t told me how to change the Exclusive property to .T.
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>Regards,