>Please oh great and illustrious gurus...
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>Help me figure this one out....
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>I have a bunch of remote views (attached to MS SQL 2000) in a DBC. When I INSERT INTO an empty view or put changed data into a Remote View, I run an update routine that looks like this:
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> = CURSORSETPROP("KeyFieldList", lc_key)&& "identity_column"
> = CURSORSETPROP("SendUpdates", .t., lc_file)
> = CURSORSETPROP("UpdatableFieldList", lc_flist, lc_file)
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> ll_success = TABLEUPDATE(.T.)
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> =CURSORSETPROP("SendUpdates", .f., lc_file)
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>PROBLEM: Only ONE Remote View is not TABLUEUPDATE-ing well. It is based on a new SQL Table I added by hand via Enterprise Manager. When I added it the first time, I forced in a record and hand picked an identity_column number.
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>When I couldn't get it working right, I sucked the data down to a VFP table, added a few records, dropped the existing identity_column and killed the table in SQL. I then upsized the table. I now have new identity_column numbers, but I still can't TABLEUPDATE.
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>PS: I call rebuild all of the views dynamically via a routine when I kill the DBC they reside in. As a result all of the views are built exactly the same.
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>Anybody have any ideas why just this one view is not working right?
>HHHHHHHHHHEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!

John,
Hard to tell with partial info. Might it be you don't have an UpdateNameList which contains also keyfield in it ?
I would create the remote view using designer then run gendbc to get code.
Try an sqlexec() and check aerror() why it's not updating.
Cetin