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19/12/2001 13:48:17
 
 
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19/12/2001 13:19:44
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
Databases,Tables, Views, Indexing and SQL syntax
Title:
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00596300
Message ID:
00596330
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21
Jim --
SELECT * from prop_97 WHERE prop_numb = 10655
is the simplest expression. What does that return?

But, in any case, 2 and 3 should return the same records.

I'd try a REINDEX.

Jay


>I’ve got a form used to search for an address. In table Prop_97 I have a n(5) field named prop_numb. There are records that contain the number 10655. If I do:
>
SELECT * from prop_97 WHERE prop_numb = VAL("1065")
>I get three records with this value. If I do:
>
SELECT * from prop_97 WHERE prop_numb = VAL("10655")
>I get no records. However if I do:
>
SELECT * from prop_97 WHERE ALLTRIM(STR(prop_numb)) == ("10655")
>I get two records. Is there something fundamental I’m doing wrong in the second statement? Why don't I get any results?
>
>Thanks!
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