Alex,

I can't get past wondering why you're needing a table on the hard drive. There was one of these "template tables" in an application I inherited and the first thing I did was to put the template on the network and use AFIELDS() and CREATE CURSOR FROM ARRAY... to make a cursor from the table. The resulting cursor was writeable too!

What that doesn't allow for is a particular batch of data that persists from session to session. If you're using ODBC you could use an offline view.

But of course none of my curiousity helps you with your question! ;-)




>I need to create temporary tables.
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>I think I was able to set up a business object that will bring up a cursor based on a free table that lives in the local hard disk.
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>Now, the hard part is to decide where to put the code for actually CREATING a free table on the fly if it doesn't exist or actually zapping the table if it does exist.
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>I'm considering the business object's init method but am not 100% sure about this.
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>Ideas, as usual, are more than welcome!
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>THanks!
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>Alex