Hi Aleksey,

It's ERROR command not function. The same as

ERROR 'Update Conflict'

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>Could you post complete repro code?
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>Perhaps you should use ERROR command rather than function.
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>>Asked this question before but after troubleshooting it some more I've narrowed down the problem so I'll simplify the question.
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>>Why does the following snippet cause my Cursor adapter to stop working completely, after I have an error 1585? The code is located in the .afterupdate method (native tables):
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>>LPARAMETERS cFldState, lForce, nUpdateType, cUpdateInsertCmd, cDeleteCmd, lResult
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>>IF _TALLY = 0 AND lResult
>>	ERROR('Update Conflict')
>>	*this.updateconflict = .T.
>>ENDIF
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>>If I comment out the error line and uncomment the this.updateconflict line, I'm able to handle the conflict by saving the values I entered, doing a cursorfill, reentering the values and then doing a tableupdate(1, .F.). That's the only way I can get an update with a conflict to work. Using the Error() line won't allow me to do any TableUpdate(.T.,.T.) or .cursorfill, or .cursorrefresh(). However, this code should work according to Microsoft and Code Magazine.
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>>Anyone know why?
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>>I appreciate any help you can give me.