John,
The current work area (as set by your SELECT 1000 and SELECT 20000) shouldn't matter to cursors generated by an SQL-SELECT. One thing that might cause cursor A to disappear is if it has the same name as cursor B.
Can you post the code you use to create each cursor.
Cheers,
Andrew
>Hi
> I have a temporary cursor A that generated in order to show option to user in FOrm.Init().
> I face a problem that, my cursor A will be dissapear after I generate anoter cursor B after user select option using SQL Statement.
> I did issue SELECT 1000 before create my cursor A and SELECT 2000 before generate B. However if doesn't work
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Thank you
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