Does it start at the first record in the DBF or the first "node" (binomial median) in the CDX TAG?:-)
I don't think SEEK really ever even reads the DBF, except to assure it's open. All the info, as far a SEEK is concerned, is in the TAG.
>SEEK starts on the first visible record in the cursor. You don't need GO TOP.
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>>I am using SEEK on a cursor. My question is when I perform this SEEK, does it always start at the first record of the cursor, or do I manually have to issue a GO TOP if I am doing the SEEK in a loop?
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