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Yes, but you don't select the recno() (ie recno() is not selected as a new column). This is why I said you need to
select again in order to get it as a column (this was the goal, right?)
Vlad
>Yeah. It works like I expexted it too. I ran this:
>
>select * from data\users order by name into cursor temp1
>?recno()
>skip
>?recno()
>skip
>?recno()
>skip
>?recno()
>skip
>?recno()
>skip
>?recno()
>
>Notice the Order By, so the cursors record numbers are not int he same as the users record order.
>
>I got:
>
>1
>2
>3
>4
>5
>6
>
>I'm not surprised, what do you guys do that I don't?
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