Are you sure your System Administrator didn't think you meant Windows NT SP5? Also, the FoxPro service packs come bundled in an overall Visual Studio service pack. They might be testing the overall Visual Studio service pack since other developers might be using Visual Basic or Visual C++ and they want to verify it before they introduce it.

>VFP 6.0 SP4
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rp=RECNO()
>IF	m.organization==org.organization AND ;
>	m.orgname==org.orgname AND ;
>	m.chairperson==org.chairperson AND ;
>	IIF(m.delegated='Y',.T.,.F.)=org.delegated AND ;
>	m.delegationlimit==org.delegationlimit AND ;
>	IIF(m.contract='Y',.T.,.F.)=org.contract AND ;
>	IIF(m.inactive='Y',.T.,.F.)=org.inactive
>*		wait window 'Same stuff - @ record '+ALLTRIM(STR(RECNO()))+ ;
>*					' and was '+ALLTRIM(STR(rp))
>ELSE

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>It worked sometime and sometimes it doesn't (goes on pass ELSE). This is the first thing that checks if the 'Save' button is clicked and nothing was changed (to act as of like the 'Esc' button). I mean it was working just fine all along for weeks, and now it's something else?
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>org.organization is character field
>org.orgname is character field
>org.chairperson is character field
>org.delegated is logical field
>org.delegationlimit is numeric field
>org.contract is logical field
>org.inactive is logical field
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>Little Off Topic: Not only that, I had something added in the Deleted Trigger, which I never put anything in there (nor was something in the RI). Could it be VFP bug, because I am also have little odd button behavior (disabling/enabling works, but not all greyed out repectively)? Yeah, I did requested to the LAN Admin to upgrade the SP4 to SP5, and his reply was "We are still testing it." Excuse me, but he has no involvments whatever with VFP (only one copy is installed in "my" PC), so what would he be testing for? Yeah, I mailed/emailed out my resumes yesterday...
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>Chuck