Thanks to all those who go back to me so quickly.

The answer is to use an alias.

Thanks Ian

-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 20 March 2003 9:55 a.m.
To: Ian Tidy
Subject: Re: MI-L Going Blind...Help find the error




Try this

Dim oHoldAls,iRowIDAls  AS Alias
Dim sNewTable As String
Dim sBaseTable As String
Dim iRowID As Integer                     'RowID Hold
Dim oHold As Object                       'Object Hold

sNewTable = "TMP" & CurDate()
sBaseTable = SelectionInfo(1) ' <<< insert 1
Create Table(sNewTable) Using sBaseTable

Fetch First From sBaseTable
Do Until EOT(sBaseTable)
      'Get Object Information
     oHoldAls = sBaseTable + ".Obj"
     iRowIDAls = sBaseTable + ".RowID"
     oHold = oHoldAls
     iRowID = iRowIDAls

      '.... Other Code
      Fetch Next From sBaseTable
Loop

Cheers

Steve Smith
email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Geography/Spatial Consulting and Mapping (SC&M)
ABS  Level 3 South 333   (02) 6252-6824
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