PRB: Specifying View KeyField Sets Other Fields Updateable

   DBSETPROP("TstVw.Fld1","Field","Updatable",.F.)
				

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

Create and run a program with the following code:

   CLOSE DATA ALL
   CREATE DATA TstDBC
   CREATE TABLE Tbl1 (Fld1 c(10),Fld2 d, Fld3 n(4))
   FOR i = 1 TO 4
      INSERT INTO Tbl1 VALUES (STR(i),DATE(),1234)
   ENDFOR
   CREATE SQL VIEW TstVw AS SELECT * FROM Tbl1
   USE TstVw
   =DBSETPROP("TstVw.Fld1","Field","KeyField",.T.)
   ? DBGETPROP("TstVw.Fld2","Field","Updatable")
   ? DBGETPROP("TstVw.Fld3","Field","Updatable")
				

If the table for which the view is being created has a primary key, then that field is set as the keyfield automatically when the view is created. The following code reproduces this behavior:

   CLOSE DATA ALL
   CREATE DATA TstDBC
   CREATE TABLE Tbl1 (fld1 c(10) PRIMARY KEY,fld2 d, fld3 n(4))
   FOR i = 1 TO 4
      INSERT INTO Tbl1 VALUES (STR(i),DATE(),1234)
   ENDFOR
   CREATE SQL VIEW TstVw AS SELECT * FROM tbl1
   USE TstVw
   ? DBGETPROP("TstVw.Fld2","Field","Updatable")
   ? DBGETPROP("TstVw.Fld3","Field","Updatable")
				

Note that both of the DBGETPROP() commands return .T., meaning that both of the fields are updateable.