Edgar,

You can always modify your SQL statement to add the fields you require. For example, let's say your SQL statement is:

SELECT * FROM Customers

and you want a logical (.T./.F.) field named "changed" to say if a user modified the record, you can change your SQL statement to:

SELECT *, CAST(0 AS BIT) AS changed FROM Customers

CAST is used to make "0" a logical field. All there is left now is for you to set .T. into the "changed" field as you need to.

Hope this helps!

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>The cursor comes back with 2 fields (cause that's how many I called) but I want to add one more field to that cursor to keep track of user's changes to it.
>If I create a cursor beforehand with the same name (tempCursor) that will be replaced with my =SQLEXEC
>How do I add another field ?