Lightning
Wed Jun 29 10:45:11 CDT 2005
I'm new to VFP and I just made a rookie mistake, your comment helped
me find it.
Thanks Lee
On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 20:50:40 GMT, Leemi@online.microsoft.com (Lee
Mitchell) wrote:
>Hi Bobber:
>
>What error do you get?
>Try placing a SET command in your code or type it into the Command window
>to invoke the Data Session window. You can then see all the open tables.
>This might tell you what the cursor is called.
>
>I hope this helps.
>
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>
>Sincerely,
>Microsoft FoxPro Technical Support
>Lee Mitchell
>
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>>I am selecting information from multiple tables into a cursor 'cur'.
>
>>I need to bind these fields to textfields. My problem occurs when I try
>to
>>move the cursor.
>>When i use skip or go I dont know what table alias to use.
>
>>'cur' doesnt work.
>
>>Bobber