>>Here's the problem: I have an SQL statement for which I must index the results.
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>>If I just SELECT INTO CURSOR mycursor, and attempt to index, I get a 'mytable is readonly' error. (Mytable is the underlying table from which the SELECT was querying).
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>>I don't want to make the cursor update changes to the base table, so the old USE DBF('mycursor') AGAIN ALIAS whatever doesn't fit the bill.
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>>I have attempted to SELECT into an array, and then append the results to a cursor, and then index. This works until the query returns a large number of records and then I get 'Too many variables'
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>>In other situations, I have just used a view and indexed the results of the view, but this statement is too dynamic to use a view.
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>>How do I handle this?
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>Why are you indexing the cursor? wouldn't a simply "SELECT INTO CURSOR mycursor ORDER thisfield" do what you want?
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>Steve

I have to have multiple indexes on this, so the results can be searched.