>>
>>Never prints anything besides "000" for me.
>>

FOR x=1 TO 10
>>  INKEY(0.001)
>>  ?ttocEXT(DATETIME())
>>ENDFOR

>
>
>If you make a new pot you have to redo the lid.
>
>

>? ttocExt(DatetimeExt())
>
>FUNCTION DatetimeExt
>	RETURN DATETIME()+VAL(RIGHT(TIME(1),2))*0.01
>	
>function ttocExt
>* ttoc replacement to include milliseconds
>LPARAMETERS ptDateTime
>lnMilli=ROUND((ptDateTime-DATETIME(YEAR(ptDateTime),MONTH(ptDateTime),DAY(ptDateTime),hour(ptDateTime),MINUTE(ptDateTime),SEC(ptDateTime)))*1000,0)
>IF lnMilli<0
> ptDatetime = ptDatetime + 1
> lnMilli=lnMilli+1000
>ENDIF
>RETURN TTOC(ptDateTime)+'.'+PADL(lnMilli,3,'0')
>
>

Sounds reasonable to me. But I thought that DATETIME() did return a millisecond value, you just didn't see it, and that's what would cause problems in trying to do a SELECT for a specific datetime type value.