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>>Paul,
>>Are you sure ? VFP doesn't pad unless told to do. Even if it were padded :
>>if thisform.myprop = "test"
>>would return .t. whether set exact ON/OFF.
>
>Hi Cetin,
>
>It would return .f. if thisform.myprop is padded with spaces and set exact is ON.
>
>>
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Sergey,
I think you made a typo. If SET exact were OFF and right side was padded with spaces it would return .F.
Set exact ON setting ensures it'd return .T. whatever side was padded with spaces (exception is SQL where set ansi needed).

oTest = createobject('myObject')
ShowResult(oTest,'ON')
ShowResult(oTest,'OFF')

function ShowResult
lparameters toObject, tcXactState
set exact &tcXactState
with toObject
? 'Set exact is '+set('exact')
? '****************************'
? 'myProp1', ;
  .myProp1 = 'test', ;
  .myProp1 = 'test    ', ;
  .myProp1 = 'test'+space(50), ;
  .myProp1 = padr('test',500)
  
? 'myProp2', ;
  .myProp2 = 'test', ;
  .myProp2 = 'test    ', ;
  .myProp2 = 'test'+space(50), ;
  .myProp2 = padr('test',500)

? 'myProp3', ;
  .myProp3 = 'test', ;
  .myProp3 = 'test    ', ;
  .myProp3 = 'test'+space(50), ;
  .myProp3 = padr('test',500)

? 'myProp4', ;
  .myProp4 = 'test', ;
  .myProp4 = 'test    ', ;
  .myProp4 = 'test'+space(50), ;
  .myProp4 = padr('test',500)
? '****************************'
endwith

define class myObject as Relation
 myprop1 = 'test'
 myprop2 = 'test       '
 myprop3 = 'test'+space(100)
 myprop4 = padr('test',100)
enddefine

Cetin