It should be

TO SCREEN NOCONSOLE

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>I have the below select command. All I'm interested in is the _TALLY so I throw the results away. I'm doing several of these in a loop. Proble is the "NOCONSOLE" clause seems to be ignored and I'm getting every result set up in a browse window.
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>The source csrInterim, by the way, is a cursor created via a Select ... ReadWrite. Would this have any bearing? Don't see why.
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>'ppreciate it.
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>Terry
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>  SELECT RZSTOP.* ;
>    FROM  csrInterim ;
>    LEFT OUTER JOIN mclmpser!RZSTOP ;
>     	ON   csrInterim.rte_no   == RZSTOP.rte_no ;
>     	AND  csrInterim.rte_let  == RZSTOP.rte_let ;
>     	AND  csrInterim.directn  == RZSTOP.directn ;
>     	AND  csrInterim.seqno    == RZSTOP.seqno ;
>    WHERE csrInterim.rte_no   == lcRteNo ;
>     AND csrInterim.rte_let   == lcRteLet ;
>     AND csrInterim.directn   == lcDirectn ;
>     AND csrInterim.var_code  == lcVarCode ;
>     AND csrInterim.SeqNo     == lnSeqNo ;
>    NOCONSOLE	&& 18/04/05 23/12/04 - this should do for just 1 sequence of a var
>