>>>While LOCATE FOR will work I need to count number of records that already locked to know how many active users are in the system. The file will never be too big, I think max number of users any of our clients have is 100 right now. Also I am using FOR.. NEXT loop because in case number of locked record reached maximum number of users I want to stop checking no matter how many records are in the table.
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>>COUNT FOR RLOCK() to AlreadyLoggedUsers will work the same way as LOCATE FOR RLOCK()
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>For rows that are already locked by someone else, RLOCK() will return .F.
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>So, shouldn't you be doing COUNT FOR NOT RLOCK() instead?

Good point. I think you're right.