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>What does atc(ly,lx) return ?
>
>>Sorry, my typo, I should have cut and pasted. Really it is this :
>>

>>lx = "Zip Code"
>>ly = "Zip"
>>at(ly,lx) 
>>

>>returns 0 instead of 1
>>

>>INSERT INTO test1 (test1) VALUES ("My US based Zip Code")
>>AT("Zip",(test1.test1) 
>>

>>returns 0 instead of 16.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>
>>>>I asked about this once before a while back, and nobody seemed to have heard about, but I was too busy to check it out.
>>>>
>>>>The AT() command frequently and consistantly returns 0 when it should not.
>>>>
>>>>lx = "Zip Code"
>>>>ly = "Zip"
>>>>at(lx,ly) returns 0 instead of 1
>>>>
>>>>or
>>>>
>>>>INSERT INTO test1 (test1) VALUES ("My US based Zip Code")
>>>>AT(test1.test1,"Zip") returns 0 instead of 16.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Anyone?
>>>
>>>You have the parameters in the wrong order. Your first example should be:
>>>
>>>...
>>>? at(ly, lx)
>>>...