>>>I'd suggest putting an
>>>
OTHERWISE
>>> RETURN SPACE(12)
>>>
>>>in that CASE statement, just in case....
>>Ed R. Suggested that, too. It worked, which showed me that the SQL was IIIFing
>>records that didn't match my WHERE clause. Theoretically, there never should
>>have been an otherwise case.
>
>Yeah, I noticed that after I posted. :-( My experience has been that you should
always put the OTHERWISE clause in, because sooner or later, something will slip through....
Normally, I'd agree. But in this case I had no otherwise to put. If it wasn't one of those three, then it shouldn't've been there. I didn't allow for VFP doing things screwy, I guess. :)
-Michelle
