Hi all
I hadn't noticed this before but ...
USE CNAME
SELECT * FROM CNAME INTO CURSOR TMPCNAME NOFILTER
? ALIAS() -> tmpcname
? RECCOUNT() -> 96
? DBF() -> C:\TEMP\0000TIQ10065.TMP
? FILE(DBF()) -> .F.
COPY TO TEMP STRUCTURE
USE TEMP IN 0
SELECT TEMP
APPEND FROM DBF('tmpcname')
? RECC() -> 96
IOW APPEND FROM DBF('tmpcname') manages to add 96 records from a non-existent
DBF (C:\TEMP\0000TIQ10065.TMP)
I know that the cursor is in memory and does not have a presence on disk so why
does DBF('tempcname') tell me that the name of the table is
C:\TEMP\0000TIQ10065.TMP ?
Anybody have any thoughts on this behaviour?
Paul Newton
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