Fred Taylor wrote:
> SELECT * FROM cursor1 ;
> UNION ALL
> SELECT * FROM cursor2;
> etc
> INTO CURSOR curall READWRITE
>
> Fred
Fred's way is probably the best for this particular problem. However,
to answer your question, since it may be of use in the future, you can't
append into a table directly from a cursor. You have to append from the
DBF - like so:
Append from DBF("MyCursor")
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