Hi Michel,
IIRC, RECCOUNT() looks at the header of the cursor, so your code could read:
IF This.lClientServer
This.nCount = RECCOUNT()
ELSE
This.nCount=_TALLY
ENDIF
note that this assumes (as your code below does) that the cursor you're interested in is open in the current work area.
Cheers,
Andrew
>>Hi Michel,
>>
reccount(< YourNewCursorName >)
>>should do it.
>
>Yes, I ended up doing this:
>
>
>* Syntax differs from VFP to SQLExec()
>IF This.lClientServer
> COUNT TO This.nCount
> ELSE
> This.nCount=_TALLY
>ENDIF
>
>
>Basically, I'd like to have the best optimized way. _TALLY is good for native VFP table as we are just accessing a reference. But, doing a COUNT as I do for a SQLExec() cursor is a little bit more process. Is RECCOUNT() using the _TALLY approach or the COUNT approach?
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