>>>>Does not work with =! though. :-) The things I still learn about VFP ... not all subtlety and nuance.
>>>What operator is equal not? aka =! ?
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>>It doesn't exist, but it's of the same syntax form as the => and =< with the > and < being there after the equal sign. So, != exists as does >= and <= ... and I was curious if =! also existed since it's of the reversed form. It doesn't.
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>IMHO ">=" and "=>" are commutative operation.
>"!=" and "=!" - not, because "!" is negation.

I understand. It was just a test based on me unexpectedly seeing => and =<. :-)

>PS: Did you try use "=>" with MS SQL or Oracle?

Nope. Does it work?