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The Recno is giving to me a negative val.
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23/09/1998 00:19:27
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Visual FoxPro
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00139610
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Now THAT'S a neat idea. Nothing cheezy about THIS one, John.

Thanks
Barbara

>Hi Barbara ---
>
>I believe that it only applies (negative recnos) on tables that have been table buffered. A neat way to update appended records is to grab the last false recno (will be the lowest negative) and increment until 0.
>
>
>>As Edward said, you will get a negative value on an added record. If you wish to store a reference to a specific record, use the primary ID value instead of the Recno() value. The ID won't change, and can always be found with SEEK()
>>
>>HTH
>>Barbara
>>
>>>I have a code when I use the command recno and store it to a variable, but it has negative val.
>>>Why it happen....?
Barbara Paltiel, Paltiel Inc.
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