>Are the results of these different?
>
>!EOF() OR !BOF()
>!EOF() AND !BOF()
>
Yes, of course. Just look at the truth table for the AND and for the OR operators.
Assume that the conditions are preceded by an IF. Statements following the IF will be executed:
In the first case, if any of the two conditions are fulfilled. Not necessarily both.
In the second case, if both conditions are fulfilled simultaneously.
For a "normal" table, having at least one record, the first condition will always be true.
However, if you are at EOF() or at BOF(), the second condition will NOT evaluate to true.
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