If the recordsource of the grid is a buffered table, then you will also need to include the "WITH (BUFFERING = lExpr)" optional clause or make sure that Set SQLBuffering ON.

>Tracy,
>
>I'm guessing that you can't use RECCOUNT() either. I'm also guessing that you can't use it because you have a RecordSource that has data, but also has a filter applied and you need to determine when no data meets the filter requirements. If all of that is the case, then you could do something like this:
>

>LOCAL ARRAY laCount[1]
>LOCAL lcFilter as String
>
>laCount = 0
>lcFilter = SET('Filter')
>
>SELECT COUNT(*) ;
>  FROM (thisform.Grid1.RecordSource) ;
>  WHERE &lcFilter
>
>RETURN (NVL(laCount[1], 0) > 0)
>

>Make that a function and it will return .t. if the current RecordSource contains any rows that meet the current filter condition.
>
>HTH,
>Chad
>
>
>>Is there another way to determine if a grid is empty with zero rows (no records) without using EOF() on the recordsource of the grid?