>I am experiencing a strange problem with a cursor.
>I am using indexseek() in the interactive change of a text box in order to update a navigation grid.
>The cursor is indexed and contains 5 tags. One tag is named 'customer'.
>A snipet of my searching code is as follows:
>
>IF TYPE(tcSearchValue) $("U,N,C")
> IF INDEXSEEK(tcSearchValue, .F., tcTheTable, tcTheTag)
>******** search value was found
> INDEXSEEK(tcSearchValue, .T., tcTheTable, tcTheTag) && value found, update record pointer
>******** Now update pointer
>**************** Do something
> else
>********* Not found
> endif && IF INDEXSEEK(tcSearchValue, .F., tcTheTable, tcTheTag)
>endif && IF TYPE(tcSearchValue) $("U,N,C")
>
>I am searching an index in a cursor. I pass the the cursor name and tag name to this procedure.
>This works as expected in design mode, but it doesn't as an .app or .exe. It won't find anything I pass it. It returns no errors, just doesn't find any thing.
>
>Any thoughts?

I'm wondering if it might be related to the state of the cursor at runtime. Are you creating the cursor with the NOFILTER clause, or otherwise ensuring it is a "real" cursor rather than a filtered result set? I've found if I'm doing anything serious with cursors I need to use NOFILTER or equivalent or weirdness sometimes results.