>Nick,
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>Assuming those fields are updateable (and assuming you are inside a WITH/ENDWITH block)...
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replace loc_long with .lc in lv_prcrec

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>or...
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>select lv_prcrec
>replace loc_long with .lc
>replace div_long with .ld
>replace unit_long with .lu
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>The following is unreliable...it won't work if the wrong work area is selected:
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replace lv_prcrec.loc_long with .lc  && don't do this!

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>>I have a view in my form dataenviromnent by the name of lv_prcrec. I am not displaying the fields loc_long, div_long and unit_long on the form, but I would like to set its value as listed below. When I set the values, get a message saying "object LV_PRCREC is not found". Is there an alternative way to set my values to fields in a cursor, before issuing sendupdate.
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>>lv_prcrec.loc_long = .lc
>>lv_prcrec.div_long = .ld
>>lv_prcrec.unit_long = .lu
>>.recalc_benefit
>>.refresh()
>>r1 = cursorsetprop('sendupdates',.t.,'lv_prcrec')
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>>Thank
>>Nick Patel

Thanks for answering back, this works like a charm. It seem the replace updates my cursor without me issuing cursorsetprop('sendupdates',.t.,'lv_prcrec'). Which is fine, but I was wonder is there a way to hold those values in the lv_prcrec and then if my user doesn't want to update, I can set the values back to orignal state?