>Then later I do the following:
>SELECT mytable
>SET FILTER TO &pcCondition
>SCAN FOR &pcCondition
>...
>...
>...
>ENDSCAN


Steve,

Since you asked for help, I'm gonna give it. The code sample above is bad for 2 reasons. First, why perform 2 operations using pcCondition. Set a filter on a table and then browse it. Only records matching your filter will be shown. The same view of the table you just saw in the browse will be the view the Scan loop uses. Second, in general I avoid "Set Filter" as it has given me much problems in the past. "Scan for ...." is the prefered way to process only selected records.

PF