Thanks Sergey. Your code does the trick.

I tried to modify it slightly to eliminate the TEXT TO command and use the XML string that oHTTP.ResponseText returns but it fails to put any records into the cursor. Any idea why it doesn't work this way? I'm trying to prevent having to do the intermediate step of STRTOFILE(oHTTP.ResponseText).

Mike

>

TEXT TO lcXml NOSHOW
><?xml version="1.0" ?>
><LWRESPONSE>
><M_0>
><MNUM>V509850</MNUM>
><LUD>091220050239</LUD>
></M_0>
><M_1>
><MNUM>F2525799</MNUM>
><LUD>091220050246</LUD>
></M_1>
></LWRESPONSE>
>ENDTEXT
>
>CREATE CURSOR Test ( Mnum C(8), Lud C(12))
>XMLTOCURSOR(lcXml, ALIAS(), 8192)
>BROWSE LAST NOWAIT
>

>>
>>I'm trying to use XMLTOCURSOR on the following string:
>>
>>

>><?xml version="1.0" ?>
>><LWRESPONSE>
>><M_0>
>><MNUM>V509850</MNUM>
>><LUD>091220050239</LUD>
>></M_0>
>><M_1>
>><MNUM>F2525799</MNUM>
>><LUD>091220050246</LUD>
>></M_1>
>></LWRESPONSE>
>>

>>
>>After it converts to a cursor, the values in the LUD field have dropped the leading zero. The values in the cursor are "91220050239" and "91220050246". Is there a way to keep all digits using XMLTOCURSOR()?
>>
>>TIA
>>
>>Mike