Dear Troy;

Actually, the SYS_FORMS2 and SYS_REPORTS2 tables will allow
you to APPEND it to itself. However, and this was the reason for the
follow-up post to my initial response, you MUST remember to UPDATE
the row that you just inserted so that there are not duplicate forms
or reports.

By using the WHERE COUNT = INSERT clause, you target the last
row that you, yourself, inserted.

Have a good one.

Mike

At 04:21 PM 4/8/2002 -0600, you wrote:

>You could do it something like this:
>
>R> project temp_form from sys_forms using all where sys_form_name8 =
>'myform'
>R> update temp_form set sys_form_name8 = 'newform'
>R> append temp_form to sys_forms
>
>I am assuming that R:base will let you get away with the initial project
>that will have columns that are reserved names.  If that doesn't work, you
>will have jump through some hoops giving your temp table different col names
>and then inser into the temp table, update it, and then insert back into the
>sys_forms tabele.
>
>Troy


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