Walter Meester
HoogkarspelNetherlands
Kevin,
To avoid this problem, i've added an array (aSource[1,0]) property to both my combobox classes as my listboxclasses. In the Init I do a SELECT ... FROM ... INTO Array THIS.ASource.
Then you can set your rowsourcetype to 5 and your rowsource to THIS.Asource. I've discovered that this will also reduce performance problems with larger cursors.
Walter,
>I have some classes that contain Listboxes and Comboboxes that use SELECT statements to obtain the lists.
>
>Whenever I use more than 1 class on a form, I would like it to SELECT into a unique cursorname to avoid any problems.
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>So far, I've noticed you can't use SELECT INTO CURSOR (this.Name) as it errors, and I have tried writing a procedure called GetCursorName(), but it doesn't like that either.
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>I know you can use PUBLIC variables to handle this, but I would rather not!
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>Any ideas?
>Thanks
>Kev
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