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Latest revision as of 11:41, 16 January 2013
Contents
Purpose
Function to return a reference to the internal CursorAdapter object for the current or specified ODBC data source in 'use' as a table
Syntax
CURSORADAPTER([<alias>])
See Also
ALIAS(), CursorAdapter, DBF(), SELECT(), SELECT, USE, WORKAREA()
Description
The CURSORADAPTER() function returns a reference to the internal CursorAdapter object for the current or specified ODBC data source in 'use' as a table in the currently selected workarea/cursor. If the optional <alias> is specified, the CURSORADAPTER() function operates on that alias. If the <alias> specified does not exist or no <alias> is specified and the current workarea/cursor is empty, the CURSORADAPTER() function will return .F. (false).
Example
use sales.currency connstr "awhr" oCa = cursoradapter() ? oCa.alias // CURRENCY ? oCa.datasource // awhr ? oCa.datasourcetype // ODBC
