Hi David,
>>The other thing that jumped out at me is there is no integer primary key. Primary keys should be meaningless numbers not fields tied to courses or whatever..
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>There is certainly no hard fast rule that a temporary cursor have a primary key at all. This very well could be a final output cursor that's about to go to a spreadsheet and the consumers of the spreadsheet have no need to see PKs (or FKs for that matter).
PMFJI - Can a temporary cursor have a PK? I thought PK's were restricted to tables in a DBC.
Regards,
Mike
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