>Sometimes when we use this insert command on MS SQL Server it returns that was successfull, but it doesn't always insert the record when we go back and look at the data.
>
>lcinsert="INSERT INTO iciadj
> (cuid,cadjno,cmodule,citemno,cwarehouse,cbin,centerby,cadjacc,cremark,dadjust,nadjqty) VALUES(?lcUID,?lccid,'IC',?lcitem,?lcwhs,?lcbin ,?lcemp ,'11111-111',?lccode,getdate(),?lcqty)"
>
>x=SQLEXEC(gnhandle,lcinsert)
>
>IF x<1
>
>Now when it fails to do the insert, it still doesn't return a value less than one, but the data is not in the table.
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks!
>
>-David

-This code doesn't guarantee that it is not returning a value less than 1 while you think the return value was not < 1.
-It might be returning 1 and the record is inserted but you think it didn't checking a different row.
-Or there is a constraint hiding the inserted record from your check.
-Or it is inserted but deleted before you checked back (maybe a trigger did that).

Put m. prefix to your variables at least to prevent hard to catch name collisions.

Cetin