Thanks Tim. I'll take a look and see what I can come up with. Boy, sure was easy with SQL Server. Guess I got spoiled!

And I would absolutely need to be building from the ground up if I were using OO4O. None of my older apps would be able to support this <g>.

>Hi George!
>It is possible...
>Last time I tried it however I was unable to pass it back into a cursor...
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>I tried to convert it from a RS to a cursor but the times were slower than just using a SQLEXEC statement....
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>Maybe you can get it to work out for you...
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>There are examples in many languages including VB here:
>http://govt.oracle.com/~tkyte/ResultSets/index.html
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>OO40 is a nice solution. (You can mulitithread)
>Only problem is you will need to use Record Sets and bind all data fields to the record sets.
>It is very very simple to use...But I am not using it because the old code uses all cursor based style of coding and is non object oriented.
>If you are building up an application from scratch this is deffinately a good way to go...
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>HTH