>>>>>In my cleanup method I call CLOSE ALL. When I do that I get an Update Conflict error. How do I find out which table is causeing this problem so I can fix it?
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>>>>Are you using a view? If yes, make sure you don't have any primary key conflict.
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>>>Yes, I'm using a couple of views. How do I check for a Primary key conflict?
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>>I would suggest to open the table manually and do a SQL group by to see if you have a key which has more than one occurence.
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>Mike,
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>I've tried that and everything seems OK. The error doesn't happen everytime I quit the program, so it is hard to catch.
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>Ed

Instead CLOSE ALL, you could close table/views one by one with appropriate error trapping for each USE command. At least here you will catch the alias.