>>>>That did it. Thanks!
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>>>What's the difference? Or lucky guess?
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>>where is how you get records limited by some condition. Using select without a where is fruitless unless you want everything in the collection. In his case, he was selecting 1 record, the select condition was ignored I think in that select is generally used to select individual fields from thh collection. However, using the where, limits the query only to records that apply to the condition.
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>Whoops, I didn't notice that change. I only saw the ! instead of == False.

No problem, hard to do this at work, quickly an dstill make sense... LOL