Hi Bernard,
All what I see are the following fields

>           Field      wrecid
>                      *KeyField        TRUE
>                      *Updatable       TRUE
>                      *UpdateName      dbfinal!whymove.rec_id
>                      *DataType        C(8)
>           Field      widnr
>                      *KeyField        TRUE
>                      *Updatable       TRUE
>                      *UpdateName      dbfinal!whymove.idnr
>                      *DataType        N(6)
>           Field      frecid
>                      *KeyField        TRUE
>                      *Updatable       TRUE
>                      *UpdateName      dbfinal!finaltable.rec_id
>                      *DataType        C(8)
>           Field      fidnr
>                      *KeyField        TRUE
>                      *Updatable       TRUE
>                      *UpdateName      dbfinal!finaltable.idnr
>                      *DataType        N(6)

As far as I know this construction is valid as long as the tables "whymove" and "finaltable" are unique with "rec_id" and "idnr" together.
If Rec_id is candidate or primary index of this tables idnr shall not be a keyfield.

Or to look from the other side:
KEYFIELD in view points to the primary index in table. Any other field is not a KEYFIELD.

HTH

Agnes