Fabian,
I think it depends on the interpretation of the question :)
Maybe wrong but I interpreted it as 'is there a way'
Can you use go top to go to the end of dbf ?
NO would be true or false :)
PS: Index is not the only solution but what seemed to be the simpliest to me.
Cetin

>Hi Cetin & Fabio;
>
>I think the proper answer to the original question is NO.
>The LOCATE command cannot do it. I agree 100% with Cetin's suggestion, however, as Sergey pointed before, some workaround can be done as showed in Fabio's example which doesn't works.
>LOCATE command doesn't need any indexes, but in this case I think is the only solution.
>
>Cheers,
>
>>>Sorry Cetin ( fast write )
>>>
>>>this is correct:
>>>

>>>CREATE CURSOR t2 (f2 I )
>>>RAND(3)
>>>FOR K=1 TO 500
>>>INSERT INTO t2 VALUES (100*RAND())
>>>NEXT
>>>SET FILTER TO f2=1
>>>GO BOTTOM  && this is sufficient
>>>SET FILTER TO
>>>BROWSE
>>>

>>>
>>>Fabio
>>
>>No it's not. What you get is only the last record. A locate command supports continue and found. This doesn't.
>>Well suggesting skip -1 would be overkilling. You might not know if intention is doing a scan while...endscan or alike.
>>An index is the way to go IMHO. If no index exists creating an index with a dummy key does well (IMHO every table should have such an index) :
>>
>>index on .t. tag myLocator
>>
>>set order to tag myLocator descending
>>
>>Cetin