>Can i trust that the inits of the tables would follow the order cursor1, cursor2, cursor3...? Or is it not a good idea?. I want to put in the init of the cursor2 and cursor3 some data that will depend of some field of cursor1, but i set that value in the init of cursor1. Or should I put the code in the init of the data session to avoid any problems? Or keep the code in each init, but force the order in the init of data session?
>The tables are free tables, so i cannot use the database for this.
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>TIA,
>Hugo
I would think you would want to put this in code within the data session for safety. This would ensure that the tables are opened in the order you want.
Dan LeClair
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