>>I have created a one page report using the wizrd, then modified for visual pleasure. It is basically a printed version of one record in a table. I need to be able to print this for any record. But I cannot use a for clause, because the table has over 25,000 records in it. I used to use a command REPORT FORM NEXT 1, but it keeps giving me the first record. Any suggestions?
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>Yes, I suspect the wizard generated code is going to the first record in the table before you issue the REPORT FORM ... NEXT 1
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>Using the good old-fashioned SEEK command you can rapidly locate the record you want to print and THEN do your report command.
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>Given a table of Assessors, with a primary key AssKey based on iAssID field, I do things like:
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> SEEK( lnAssessor, "Assessor", "AssKey")
> REPORT FORM ... WHILE iAssID = lnAssessor
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>or
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> SEEK( lnAssessor, "Assessor", "AssKey")
> REPORT FORM ... REST
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>So that I can determine what is to be reported.

it could also be the data environment for the report. i usually don't use this because of this kind of behavior (also i usually use sql cursors to run reports)