Ok Mark. Thanks again.

>>>You may have to try:
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>>>... WHERE RTRIM(Tartigen.CDARTGEN) = ?cCodigo
>>>cCodigo = "D0001234"
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>>¡¡¡ this works fine !!!
>>¿Will be, this method, optimized?
>>And so, ¿why my view works fine if value of codigo = '141111' and does not if value of codigo = 'D0001234'?
>>Thanks a lot Again Mark.
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>It works because for that particular code, the value was padded with spaces to the right. In Oracle, spaces count when trying to find matches. If you are using remove views in VFP to send data to Oracle, VFP includes the spaces when it sends the value of a character field.
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>That is why RTRIM works when you are trimming the spaces of the field value. In Oracle, "D0001234" is not equal to "D0001234 ". The only way around this is to create your own VFP update/insert procedure that send trimmed values to Oracle. You could also do this by creating triggers in Oracle that RTRIM the data being inserted or updated.
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>It would be optimized if you have an Oracle index as follows:
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>create index I_TARTIGEN_CDARTGEN on TARTIGEN (RTRIM(CDARTGEN)) tablespace schema_tablespace_name_or_index_tablespace_name_here;