>But honestly again I couldn't understand the scenario yet.
>Cetin

Hi Cetin,
First of all many thanks for your answers.
Now for a more clear explanation ( I hope... ) of the scenario :

My application manages a network of print shops.

1. My "client" app run on different sites (branches).

2. I don't have a server of any kind, the data in each site is "site related" that means that every branch has it's own "set" of clients, jobs etc...

3. I do want to gather all the client and job information from my branches for statistics and so forth...

4. Now comes the Q. of the method: I thought of duplicating the tables on the client side, send them via "nethermind" to the manging station and re_join them into one bigger table on which I will run the various SQL's I wrote.

That is why cursors or arrays are no good to me because the process does not happen concorently and not on the same working station.

I hope this is clearer, and I hope you have more good ideas in your sleevs...

Thanks Again,

Gadi Hutt