>I need to update a table in a remote database. My code seems to be okay. The remote table displays as a cursor in my current app but is blank. Here is the code. By the way there is a record with sys(0) in it.
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>Public gnIsRung2
>pcd1a2 = "'" + sys(0) + "'"
>f1 = "supcomid, isrung, actdate"
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>gnIsRung2 = SQLCONNECT('pdmsupflag')
> isrung1 = "Select * From pdmsupt Where AllT(supcomid) == &pcd1a2"
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> =SQLEXEC(gnIsRung2, isrung1, 'cRuning2')
> =CURSORSETPROP("Tables" , "pdmsupt")
> =CURSORSETPROP("UpdateNameList" , "supcomid pdmsupt.supcomid, isrung pdmsupt.isrung, actdate pdmsupt.actdate")
> =CURSORSETPROP("KeyFieldList", "supcomid, isrung, actdate")
> =CURSORSETPROP("UpdatableFieldList", f1)
> =CURSORSETPROP("SendUpdates", .T.)
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>=SQLDISCONNECT(gnIsRung2)

Steven,
Assuming this is SQL server what is 'AllT()' and == ? AFAIK they don't exist in SQL server. Are you sure result set is from backend w/o error (if SQL server)?
Instead = would work the way you thought (might not be depending on ansi_padding -default off- and store type). SQL server wouldn't autotrim only if it's char and not null (for char,varchar,nvarchar).
Cetin