>>>>>This is a routine for "ReUsing" a cursor so that it beomes read/write.
>>>>>It requires a single argument: the name of the cursor passed as a character string.
>>>>>
>>>>>Procedure ReUse && Makes a readonly cursor read-write
>>>>>LParam CursorName
>>>>>Use (dbf(CursorName)) Again in 0 Alias __ReUseTemp
>>>>>Use in Select(CursorName)
>>>>>Use (dbf("__ReUseTemp")) Again in 0 Alias (CursorName)
>>>>>Use in __ReUseTemp
>>>>>Sele (CursorName)
>>>>>Return
>>>>
>>>>You may want to create a new entry in the Knowledgebase here on Universal Thread for this sample. It may be useful to many of us. Thank you.
>>>
>>>Arnon already posted it.
>>
>>No, he didn't. At least not here, on UT.
>>
>>Vlad
>
>Vlad, this procedure cannot be good: it uses Select which is slow :).

Common Ed! :) I never said to not use SELECT. Just to avoid it when it's possible. Especially in big loops or in functions that can be called many times. Or just before ENDSCAN, because the SCAN...ENDSCAN restores the area at each loop by default. Things like that... :)))

This procedure doesn't seem to be one that can be called in very big loops.

Vlad