>Yes, it might be possible. I'm just saying I gave up. <g>
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>Look: the overall goals would have been:
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>(a) to develop efficiently and
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>(b) to move the data around efficiently.
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>As a secondary goal you always have:
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>(c) to deploy without incident or pain on target machines
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>I'm just saying is I did some initial scouting and decided that this particular method was not going to meet my requirements, even if it did work.
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>FWIW and FYI (b) is usually most critical in this determination <s>. I don't mind some develop-and-deploy pain if the results are going to be good.
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>>L<

Lisa,

I pretty much gave up on the idea, the "pain / gain" ratio was too high.:-)

I did, however, figure out another way. Write a VBScript to interface with SQL Server via ADO and write the necessary data to a text file to be imported into a FPW cursor. Not the most elegant approach, to be sure, but one that would work and even be called from the FPW menu.