Tim,

I can't really say, but *could* it be related to some maximum setting in the network software? I suppose your Net folks could tell you that.

You should also know that ISRLOCKED() only returns .T. if it is the application *ISSUING THE COMMAND* which has a lock on the record. In other words, you cannot use ISRLOCKED() to detect if someone *ELSE* has a lock on the record.

Good Luck,

Jim N

>looking at the RI code generated by Xcase (v4) - I have an RLOCK that is failing.
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>It is in a loop for all records. After 496 records, rlock fails. I can not determine why. It is not ISRLOCKED()...each record is UNLOCKed at the end of each loop iteration.....
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>I am stumped...why might an RLOCK() fail, and can I get more info as to why it returned .F. ????
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>Help, please!
>Tim