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When does the table used in SQL SELECT close?
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20/12/2001 12:06:25
 
 
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20/12/2001 11:57:47
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Visual FoxPro
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Databases,Tables, Views, Indexing and SQL syntax
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00596837
Message ID:
00596848
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>When using a SQL statement, does the database and/or the table need to be explicitly opened first (USE myTable, OPEN myDatabase ?), or does the SQL SELECT statement automatically opens up myTable?
>Another question:
>After a SQL SELECT statement, when does the table close?
>Example: SELECT * FROM myTable INTO CURSOR xTemp
>myTable automatically opens?
>When does myTable close: do I need to specifically close it:
>SELECT myTable
>USE

Yes, or you can issue
USE IN myTable
rather than explicitly switching work areas. If a SQL Select creates a filtered view rather than a separate cursor, you may end up destroying access to the cursor by closing the base table; you can avoid this by issuing a NOFILTER clause in the SQL Select if you expect that the query operates against a single table and is fully Rushmore optimizable.

>... what is a good practice: after SQL SELECT statement, manually close myTable & use xTemp cursor??
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