>Hmm. Got a syntax error on the first line.
>
>Here's my table layout as an example:
>
>Table 1: COMPANY
>companynam C,30
>ckey N,7
>
>Table 2: DIVISION
>div_name C,50
>ckey N,7
>
>Say table COMPANY has only 1 record and table DIVISION has 3 records. How can I create a cursor using SQL only to create 3 records with the field companynam being filled for the first record and not for the other two?
>
>Thanks!

Have you tried the idea I posted with your field names?
E.g.

select CompanyNam, Div_Name from Company left Join Division on Company.cKey=Division.cKey into cursor curTemp1

select * from curTemp1 group by 1 into cursor curTemp2

select * from curTemp2 ;
union ;
select space(30) as CompanyNam, Div_Name from curTemp1;
where curTemp1.CompanyNam+curTemp1.Div_Name not in (select curTemp2.CompanyNam+curTemp2.Div_Name as keyfield from curTemp2) ;
order by 1,2 ; 
into cursor curFinal

I haven't tested it, but it looks right.