Hi Daniel,

That's an idea but it will take time to do it. I thought maybe to copy one column from cursor a to cursor b. But in VFP 6 I don't see how for now.

Thanks,

Doron

>You could try something like this:
>

>*-- create some test data
>CREATE CURSOR CursorA (aaa C(10), bbb C(10))
>CREATE CURSOR CursorB (ccc C(10))
>FOR i=1 TO 100
>	INSERT INTO CursorA VALUES("aaa"+ALLTRIM(STR(i)),"bbb"+ALLTRIM(STR(i)))
>ENDFOR &&* i=1 TO 100
>FOR i=1 TO 100
>	INSERT INTO CursorB VALUES("ccc"+ALLTRIM(STR(i)))
>ENDFOR &&* i=1 TO 100
>
>*-- create combined cursor
>CREATE CURSOR CursorC (aaa C(10), bbb C(10), ccc C(10))
>
>GO TOP IN CursorB
>SELECT CursorA
>
>SCAN
>	SCATTER MEMVAR MEMO
>	SELECT CursorB
>	SCATTER MEMVAR MEMO
>	SKIP IN CursorB
>	INSERT INTO CursorC FROM MEMVAR
>ENDSCAN
>

>>Hi All,
>>
>>I have 2 Cursors:
>>Cursor A: aaa bbb ccc
>>Cursor B: ddd eee fff
>>
>>I want to combine the two cursors into 1 cursor:
>>Cusror C: aaa bbb ccc ddd eee fff <--- This is one new record
>>
>>I don't have an id per each cursor since cusor A or cursor B could be
>>a JOIN of other tables as well.
>>
>>I could create an id per each cursor but that may take time if I have
>>200,000 records per each cusror. Also I can not do an sql on the RECNO()
>>of each cursor(that could be good). Each cursor has same amount of records.
>>
>>Any ideas are appreciated.
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Doron