If something is not working with TAG in SEEK, use SET ORDER TO before the SEEKs instead :-)

>john thank you...something does not seem to be working with the tag commmand..
>thankyou for being patient with me...Got to finish this by tomorrow..
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>>Hi Dovi ---
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>>We'll solve this yet :-)
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>>Let's see if I have this right. The customers are in a table called "long_distance" with the following significant fields:
>>code (which is the rate code 1..2...3..etc).
>>Theer is a view, view1, which I assume is a child of long_distance which contains the calls. A significant field in view1 is dialednr with is the number the customer dialed. So far correct?
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>>Now, the rate table is (code,country,rate1,rate2,..raten)
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>>I am assuming that "result" in your sample code is a time factor, like how many minutes?
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>>And you need to solve a given rate for a given view1 record, right? Try this:

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>>FUNCTION getrate()
>>PARAMETERS cDialednbr,cCode,nResult
>>cRateField="rates.rate"+cCode
>>IF LEFT(cDialednbr,1)="0"
>>   SEEK LEFT(cDialednbr,6) TAG code IN rates
>>ELSE
>>   SEEK LEFT(cDialednbr,4) TAG code IN rates
>>ENDIF
>>RETURN EVAL(cRateField) * nResult

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>>Try this :-)