Alejandro,

I would bet that there's something wrong on the SQL side of things. Are you sure that the id_plsis column has the identity property set? Can you do an Insert Into from within Query Analyzer without specifying a value for the id_plsis field in your statement?

Other than this, since I can't see your desktop, I agree with John Ryan - perhaps recreate the view from scratch and see what happens.

>Tableupdate returns .F. Error() returns 0, but after AERROR(laerror), laError shows error 1492: "No key columns are specified for the update table PLSIS. Use the KeyFieldList property of the cursor". The third element of laError says PLSIS.
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>Now, PLSIS is a SQL server table that has a PK: ID_PLSIS. It is being referenced by remote view v_plsis, which is the one beoing TABLEUPDATEd. The v_plsis view has send sql updates = .T., has all fields except the PK as updatable, indicates that id_plsis is the PK, has where as PK only. BTW, Cursorgetprop('keyfieldlist','v_plsis') returns 'id_plsis'.