This is cool.

I have validation code in a stored procedure that wants to REQUERY() a view
when I issue a TABLEUPDATE() on a particular table. This is a problem
because all of our generic "save changes" code includes wrapping
TABLEUPDATE()s in a transaction when more than one table is going to be
updated (and Requery() either error's out during a transaction or does
nothing at all (depending on what's being requery'd).

Changing the view into a cursoradapter allows "requerying" the cursor via
the cursoradapter CursorFill() method.

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