VFP How do I determine table buffering setting.

I want to be able to determine if cursorsetprop has been used to set
buffering to something besides 1 for a free table.
How do I do that? Help says you can find out by using cursorsetprop
but doesn't tell how.

Stefan
Mon Aug 14 08:10:18 CDT 2006


"Jim Czeb" <james.czebiniak@pearlcarroll.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:1155559660.690533.103200@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>I want to be able to determine if cursorsetprop has been used to set
> buffering to something besides 1 for a free table.
> How do I do that? Help says you can find out by using cursorsetprop
> but doesn't tell how.

Hope I got your question right:
Create Cursor freeTable (Test Int)
? CURSORGETPROP("Buffering", 'freeTable')
SET MULTILOCKS ON
CURSORSETPROP("Buffering", 5, 'freeTable')
? CURSORGETPROP("Buffering", 'freeTable')



hth
-Stefan



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Man-wai
Mon Aug 14 08:20:48 CDT 2006

Jim Czeb wrote:
> I want to be able to determine if cursorsetprop has been used to set
> buffering to something besides 1 for a free table.
> How do I do that? Help says you can find out by using cursorsetprop
> but doesn't tell how.

You may be interested in another function: GetFldState()

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Bernhard
Mon Aug 14 08:27:19 CDT 2006

Hi Jim,

> I want to be able to determine if cursorsetprop has been used to set
> buffering to something besides 1 for a free table.
> How do I do that? Help says you can find out by using cursorsetprop
> but doesn't tell how.

To GET the info, don't use cursor_S_etprop but cursor_G_etprop (without the
underlines). There is only one different letter in the name of the two functions.

Regards
Bernhard Sander

Jim
Mon Aug 14 10:08:50 CDT 2006


Thanks guys. cursorgetprop was what I was looking for?
Jim