Hi all, I'm performing a script through odbc (sqlexec()) against an SQLServer engine. Connection is ok, the script consists of 6 selects with an output of 62000, 31000, 1350000, 20000, 27000, and 14 records. Comes back from sqlexec with no errors and the cursors "mostly" ok, but some records in the cursors come corrupted, this is aleatory, sometimes 5 cursors out of 6 are corrupted, sometimes only one. When I trace the program and find a corrupted cursor, if I perform the query for that cursor again it will come ok. I'm guessing this might be due to multiselect queries and will be splitting the script into different queries (one select each). Has anyone experienced this problem or can think of a clue as to what's going on? Is it the SQL engine or VFP the culprit?
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