You are correct that a cursor is in VFP format. However, there is another issue. A cursor may be entirely stored in memory. Without a physical DBF, Crystal can't handle it.


>The problem you have is that the cursor is not a fox2x type table underneath; otherwise you could use dbf("") as the name of the table to feed crystal. If you have a DSN set up for a report, you could use dbf("cursor") as the name of the substitute table for the DSN.
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>Hank

Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer