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When is a cursor NOT a cursor?
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17/09/2001 17:53:00
 
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Visual FoxPro
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>Craig;
>
>Well, you definitely need to be VERY careful with RECNO - I always use the alias name to specify WHICH recno I want. Most folks have forgotten that optional parameter exists.

That may or may not work as SQL may open the table again with a different alias. I would not rely on it.

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>I found that using a different alias name solves the problem (which acted the same way in VFP6). It must be a reserved word in SQL, 'cause I didn't see it in the VFP reserved words.
>
>Well, I got it working, anyway. Thanks for the response.

I've seen weird things like that before. Glad you got it working.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer
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