>Hi David,
>
>>There is no need for the VFP team to change anything about its null model, it works exactly like it should. I am defending its currently correct behavior.
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>I hope VFPT see where you dont see.
>
Fabio,

What David said is exactly right. NULL = NULL can never be true simply because NULL cannot in any way be evaluted. That's why ISNULL() exists. If no evaluation can be performed, how can the expression be resolved? Answer: It can't.