>>>Somehow, I need to get this from the SQL below. In one SQL if possible. RecNo does not work well in JOINs, etc, but I'm thinking if I can make the 1st one select from the 2nd one, it might work. I don't know though; the more I look at it, the more it looks like crap.
>>>

>>>CarName     Seq     Rec
>>>

>>>

>>>SELECT InsCarr.CarName FROM InsCarr JOIN Covr ON InsCarr.InsCarr=Covr.cvCarr ;
>>>WHERE Covr.Pat_No=Patient.PtPn AND CvPS=InsuranceLevel AND ! DELETED() ;
>>>ORDER BY 1 INTO CURSOR CarrierList
>>>
>>>SELECT PADL( Seq_Num, 4, '0' ) AS Seq, RECNO() AS Rec FROM covr WITH (BUFFERING=.T.) ;
>>>WHERE Pat_No=Patient.PtPn AND CvPS=InsuranceLevel AND ! DELETED() ;
>>>ORDER BY 1 INTO CURSOR SequenceList
>>>

>>
>>Something like this?
>>
>>

>>SELECT InsCarr.CarName, Seq, Rec FROM InsCarr JOIN (SELECT PADL( Seq_Num, 4, '0' ) AS Seq, RECNO() AS Rec FROM covr WITH (BUFFERING=.T.) ;
>>WHERE Pat_No=Patient.PtPn AND CvPS=InsuranceLevel AND ! DELETED() ) ;
>>Covr ON InsCarr.InsCarr=Covr.cvCarr ;
>>ORDER BY 1 INTO CURSOR CarrierList

>
>I had to just add cvCarr to the inner SQL, but that worked. I don't fully understand it, but it worked. Thanks!

you can't use DELETED(), RECNO() ... in joined SQL