>>>I think you meant to say ALWAYS use SEEK() as a function as opposite to command.
>>Nope,
>>I don't know why but I ALWAYS prefer command with full syntax than function:
>>Maybe because when I started to use VFP (5) the function not gives me the right results? I can't remember why, it was so long ago :-)
>>

>>SEEK Someting IN SomeAlias ORDER SomeOrder
>>IF FOUND([SomeAlias])
>>   **
>>ENDIF
>>

>>
>>Maybe I should say "Always use ORDER clause when you use SEEK command" but it's too late :-)
>
>We're using SEEK command (and FIND) only for quick tests in command window. In the code we always use SEEK() as a function. Less lines to type.

The function has the same problem:

CREATE cursor TEMP (Fld1 I)

INSERT INTO TEMP VALUES (100)      
INSERT INTO TEMP VALUES (110)      
INSERT INTO TEMP VALUES (113)      
INSERT INTO TEMP VALUES (115)      
INSERT INTO TEMP VALUES (119)      

INDEX ON Fld1 TAG Temp

? SEEK([100 Test TestMe])
*? FOUND()              && .T. -> what!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

INDEX ON STR(Fld1) TAG Temp
? SEEK(100)