>ODBC is not an option - the returned results will always come back as an ADO recordset that is compatabile with a VFP cursor. Just not sure of the best technique to convert ADO to a cursor.
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>>>I know that I can save an ADO recordset to an XML file and then use XMLTOCURSOR() but is there a better/faster way to convert an ADO recordset to a cursor?
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>>Tom,
>>Practically you can't convert all ADO recordsets into a VFP cursor. For those convertible IMHO directly connecting to source with ODBC (if applicable) and using SQLExec() is better than utilities I know of.
>>Cetin

If knowing the structure beforehand is an option then look oRecordset.GetString(). Append from would be the fastest IMHO.
Cetin