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SEEK( key, table, tag) Vs. SEEK key ORDER TAG tag IN tab
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30/05/1998 09:19:20
Dragan Nedeljkovich (En ligne)
Now officially retired
Zrenjanin, Serbia
 
 
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29/05/1998 05:51:17
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Codage, syntaxe et commandes
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Thread ID:
00099375
Message ID:
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>>Hi to all,
>>strange problem this, sometime a command like SEEK( key, table, tag) fail and give an error like : tag does not exist in table
>>If I replace my code with a command like SEEK key ORDER TAG tag IN table it works ok. But I haven't changed the porpuse of command but only the syntax, tag is always the same!!
>>
>>Does anyone have this really strange problem ?
>>Any idea about the cause of it ?
>>
>>I use the "bugged" SEEK() in a method working as controlsource of a column
>>
>>Thanks in advance
>
>I also experienced the problem, Renato. I have fixed it by using my own function ... which in turn calls the SEEK command. I have no clue as far as where is problem rooted !
>
>Pat

This seems similar to the old bug of KeyMatch() function, which never worked for itself if used in a For/While clause (or at least you couldn't be sure it'll work, which amounts to same), but Iif(KeyMatch(), .t., .f.) worked fine.

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