Here VFP9 SP1.

Take a look at

set AUTOINCERROR OFF

Using it you no more have the need to bother writing on the autoinc field, 
because it is read-only.
So you can continue to use your familiar gather istruction.

-- 
Gianni

On Sat, 27 Dec 2008 21:38:34 -0600, Matt Slay <[email protected]> 
wrote:

>Need some guidance here... I am trying to copy the data in one record  
>to a new record in the same table, then change the JobNo field to some  
>new Job umber that I already have and validated as unique.
>
>The problem is that the table has an AutoInc field named "ipkey", and  
>VFP does not want to let me do a GATHER for obvious reasons.
>
>So, I understand why it has this limitation because of autoinc, I just  
>want to know how one normally works around it.
>
>Presently, to get around it, I am doing a  REPLACE command on every  
>field except ipkey, but I was hoping to use the SCATTER NAME / GATHER  
>NAME method to avoid having to list out every field, and so I would  
>have code that is independent of the field names.
>
>Here's what I wanted to use:
>
>Select 0
>Use Jobs order jobno
>... navigate to the desired record ..
>SCATTER NAME loCurrentJob
>Append Blank
>Gather NAME loCurrentJob
>replace JobNo with lcNewJobNo && a passed in value, already validated
>
>
>
>
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