A temporary representation of a table. (Often, in memory only, but sometimes a CURSOR has a disk presence.)

I once saw if defined as a CURentSetOfRecords (CURSOR). I don't think that is an industry standard acronym though.

Guy


>Hi all,
> I'm a newbie in VFP and I'm almost going mad here!!! Can someone explain to me what a cursor is?? In English that is! In real simple English. :)
>I hope I want become a curser too! ;))
>
>Thanks all in advance.
>
>Richard.