>I have seen this happen many times before. You are willing to bet your life that a condition is true, in this case b_sched.pref_lvl11 = 3. I am betting that this condition is not true. Maybe a simple spelling error? Try to type it again, and see what happens.
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See my response to Al. The problem was with the code as it was structured:

case b_sched.pref_lvl4=3
		if !empty(b_sched.whichlevel)
			lcWhichLevel = lower(alltrim(b_sched.whichlevel))
			do case
			case m.lcWhichLevel = 'tch_level' and not csrTemp.tch_level>=b_sched.tch_level
				lcReqOK = 'Booking requiring a minimum alpine level would be violated'
			case m.lcWhichLevel = 'snb_level' and not csrTemp.snb_level>=b_sched.snb_level
				lcReqOK = 'Booking requiring a minimum snowboard level would be violated'
			case m.lcWhichLevel = 'tele_level' and not csrTemp.tele_level>=b_sched.tele_level
				lcReqOK = 'Booking requiring a minimum telemark level would be violated'
			case m.lcWhichLevel = 'misc_level' and not csrTemp.misc_level>=b_sched.misc_level
				lcReqOK = 'Booking requiring a minimum other level would be violated'
			endcase
		endif

The above pref_lvl4 was 3. So, that code was executing and now I was expecting my other code to execute as well. What a rookie mistake!!!!!!!