Thanks a lot Glenn, Ii really is a weird behavior, probably affected by some corrupted class. I don’t exactly remember this happening to me previously, but in some other occasions, deleting the class, compiling and building again the class with exactly the same code solves the problem.

Regards

Oscar

>Foxpro uses negative record numbers for new records which have not yet been "tableupdated". I was not aware of this scan problem but maybe you could filter the scan like this:
>
>

>scan for recno() != 0
>    do some interesting stuff
>endscan
>

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>>Hi:
>>
>>I’m using a local view with Buffer Mode = 5 (Table optimistic). After a couple of NEW’s() and their respective replaces, I get an error: “Record out of range”.
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>>This is happening right at the SCAN … ENDSCAN statement of the SAVE method of the cDynamicViewCursor.
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>>SCAN
>>IF This.IsAdding()
>> This.SetPrimaryKeyFieldState(FLDSTATE_APPEND_EDITED)
>> ENDIF
>>ENDSCAN
>>
>>
>>I’ve noticed that the recno() retrieves a negative number as it scans the cursor, the record number increments and seems to generate the error when it reaches zero.
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>>I’ll appreciate any kind of help,
>>
>>Regards
>>
>>Oscar Corte