O.K. That worked like a charm. God Bless you. BTW was that a modification to the instructions on your site, or did I do something wrong?

Thanks again.
Jd


>>I appreciate your patience with me today. If I don't get it figured out this time, I won't nag you anymore ... promise.
>>
>>in a previous message:
>>I have:
>>Keys.Table as a regular index (ascending)
>>Keys.NextId (no index) type intiger
>>MyTable.MyTableid as a primary index (ascending)
>>
>>do i have these fields set up correct?
>>
>>then in the default box while setting up the field MyTableid, i put:
>>GetKey("MyTable")
>>
>>do i have this correct?
>>
>>then i just cut and pasted your code.
>>
>>If all this is correct, I'm going home to play Quake.
>>
>>
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>>p.s. what would an example of a correct entry be?
>>
>>>It's looking for the correct entry in the Keys.Dbf for the table that you are inserting to. That's how it determines what the next key is.
>>
>>>>I know the definitions of Seek and Upper(), but what is seek looking for; i.e. using to find "where it's supposed to be"?
>>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>Thanks again
>>JD
>
>From the command window:
>
>USE Keys EXCLUSIVE
>DELETE TAG Table
>INDEX ON UPPER(Table) TAG Table