Efrain,
A VFP cusrsor is created as a file with
FILE_ATTRIBUTE_TEMPORARY attribute which tells OS to avoid writing data back to disk if sufficient cache memory is available. So it may or may not have a physical presence on the disk dependibg on it's size and cache memory available.
>Hello:
>
>I want to confirm something that everybody knows: The cursors created by a SQL pass-through from any database (using SQLEXEC()) are STORED in the memory and not in a physical file?
--sb--