>>Hi Srdjan,
>>
>> Because VFP read as first field OK from cursor test before variable.
>>
>
>Hi Martin :)
>
>I understood what is happening - What I am saying is that this situation shld be handled somewhat differently by VFP.
>
>That is all.

Good morning Srdjan;

Another approach and the one that I use is to assign llOK to such a value to indicate it is a local variable of type logic. I have been doing this for so many years I do not even think of it anymore. The behavior you described is what I expect VFP will do.

Our job is to understand how VFP handles these things. In fact I use this in VB and VB.NET. Old habits die hard!

Tom