>James.
>No. The problem seems to be related to cursor classes the framework creates at the time the new app is created vs the dataenvironment/cursor class created after the project exists. Changing the dataenvironment database key to to what is was orginally allows the application to work. Changing it to something else causes errors.
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>Gary.

I suspect what you are trying to do is a little more complicated than meets the eye. You could try removing the cursors from the dataenvironment with the bizobj builder and putting them back in. That would effectively remove each of the cursor object from the dataenvironment objects and put them back with the new key. It's a pain but it would probably work.