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Any explanation for this weird behavior??
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17/02/2004 17:15:47
 
 
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17/02/2004 14:52:27
Calvin Smith
Wayne Reaves Computer Systems
Macon, Georgia, United States
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Visual FoxPro
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Other
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00877939
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The strange thing is, Calvin, that "RECNUM" is NOT in the list of reserved words!!! And I don't think it is one.

Have you tried to 'fix' the problem by ensuring that there is no print server activity going on?

Is the problem 100% reproducible in specific circumstances (same system/userID, etc - doesn't sound like it)?

Jim

>Terry,
>Good ideas but I have already done all that. My reindex routine deletes the tags and recreates them manually. The real clincher is that the very same line of code works(ed) in other places in the program on the same machine. We reinstalled the runtimes, and did an update on the exe file so that everything was new except the actual dbf file. The problem still occured. We had the customer do a backup and download it here. We installed the backup on a Win2000 machine. Same problem. I installed it on a Win98Se test machine. Worked like a charm. I changed the code from 'set order to tag recnum' to 'set order to tag 4' and it worked on all machines. I have now renamed the index so this problem should go away, but IT IS JUST TOO ARBITRARY! We are supposed to be dealing with zeros and ones not zeros, ones, and question marks.
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