Here's the code:
nID = erl_sub.idnum
sele a.pmf, a.mu_date, b.date, b.time,;
b.sesid, .F. as SesXRec, a.attmark;
from seats a, sessions b;
where a.sesid = b.sesid;
and a.erlsubid = nID;
and b.date > dNewStop;
union select c.pmf, c.mu_date, b.date, b.time,;
b.sesid, .T. as SesXRec, 0 as attmark;
from sessionx c, sessions b;
where c.sesid = b.sesid;
and c.erlsubid = nID;
and b.date > dNewStop;
into cursor TempSes
Often users are getting "Error 24 - Alias name is already in use." How
can that be? If cursor TempSes existed already, wouldn't it just be
overwritten? If this perhaps due to some other area of code having a
temporary DBF open called TempSes?
My fix will be to just put a USE IN (SELE("TempSes")) ahead of it, but I
was curious as to why this sql would fail with this error. (It's legacy
code from many moons ago, and the error doesn't always happen.)
tia,
--Mike
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Mike Babcock, MCP
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