Hey Steve

Just a thought.. If you autonumberd a column in the table the file 
information is in.. then you could use a SELECT statement to add 
the totals from 1 to the current row you are on and compare that to
your 7000000???? total... 

Jim Limburg

--- Steve Durham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey all,
> 
> I am working with a cursor. I have Rbase moving files from one directory to 
> another. Now, I only want Rbase to move 700 megs of files, oldest to newest 
> into the destination folder. Rbase is using a temp table that is loaded with 
> information such as filename text, and bytes integer. Is it possible to set 
> the cursor to a limit of 700 megs of files? I know I can run a check on the 
> destination folder, upload that information into another temporary table, 
> and when it reaches 700, set the cursor to end. I would like to see what 
> other options Rbase offers for completing this task.
> 
> Thank you all,
> SD
> 
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