I'm now using VFP data, but will be using SQL in the near future. I was hoping that all I had to do was change the connection handle when we are ready for the upgrade.

xSuccess is fine. The table updates OK: I checked through the command window (browse) & the field that was changed got changed (after screen refresh). I also checked, if I retrieve the changed data via a regular SQL SELECT statement (not SQLEXEC), then the cursor reflects the changes. But not if I use the SQLEXEC SELECT. How do I make VFP 'forget' what it retrieve via SQLEXEC SELECT, & retrieve a brand new 'changed' data?

FLUSH & GO RECNO() seems not to work.
I tried to put that in after TABLEUPDATE, but did not do the job.

Please help. Thanks!

>>Here's my connection:
>>lcConnStr="DRIVER={Microsoft Visual FoxPro Driver};" + ;
>>"SourceDB=myDatabase.dbc;SourceType=DBC;UID=;PWD=;"
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>Why are you using SQL pass thru with foxpro data? You should be using native data access.
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>>User saves the changes by clicking a save button:
>>xSuccess=TABLEUPDATE(0,.T.,'cMyTable')
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>That looks right... does xSuccess contain a number greater than 0?
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>>If I do a browse in command window, the changes will only show if I click/select the record that had just been changed.
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>You may have to use FLUSH.
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>I think we used to use:
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>GO RECNO()
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>This would update and FoxPro caching.
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>BOb