LOCATE RECORD x
will always take you to record x regardless of the filter setting. I wouldn't have expected that.



>Try

lnRecNo = RECNO()
>SET FILTER TO < whatever >
>*-- attempt to restore the pointer
><B>LOCATE RECORD lnRecNo
>IF NOT FOUND()</b>
>  *-- record not part of filtered set, so we
>  *-- issue a LOCATE which will select the first
>  *-- record in the filtered set
>  LOCATE
>ENDIF
>
>

>>Doesn't work either.... I checked RECNO before and after FILTER call with the "current" record NOT being in the new filter set - RECNO() does not change.
>>
>>>Peter,
>>>You could try the following:
>>>

>>>lnRecNo = RECNO()
>>>SET FILTER TO < whatever >
>>>*-- attempt to restore the pointer
>>>GO lnRecNo
>>>IF lnRecNo = RECNO()
>>>  *-- previous record is part of filtered set
>>>  *-- and the record pointer has been restored
>>>ELSE
>>>  *-- record not part of filtered set, so we
>>>  *-- issue a LOCATE which will select the first
>>>  *-- record in the filtered set
>>>  LOCATE
>>>ENDIF
>>>

>>>
>>>HTH
>< snip >