>I have this line in my code:
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>ZAP IN c_modfiles
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>"c_modfiles" is a cursor created with CREATE CURSOR. It has an index and an order set. No filter.
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>This line of code has been working fine for weeks. Now, it comes up and tells me that VFP has caused an error and a log is being created. It then shuts down VFP. It's similar enough to the GPF that I'm used to that I'm thinking it's the W2k equivilent.
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>After having no luck figuring it out, I decided to change it to "DELETE ALL" and worry about it later. I ran the form a few more times with no problems. Then, the line above it started doing the same thing. That line is ZAP IN "c_CopyFiles".
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>I have 5 of these ZAP lines. All the others work fine (so far).
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>I've tried rebooting. I made sure the cursor exists and has records. No luck. It has no problem with the DELETE ALL. I haven't tried packing. I did try it with no index, though, and it has the same problem, so it isn't a corrupted index.
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>Any ideas?
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>Thanks,
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Michelle,

SWAG time. What ZAP does is simply write out an empty header file and delete the original table. Since these are cursors and not tables, I'd say that's the source of the problem. Rather than using DELETE ALL, just re-issue the CREATE CURSOR command.