Hey Sergey,

UT ought to start paying you. That was worth the price of admission for me right there. As usual, Thanks!


>The FOUND() function w/o parameters reports result for the current work area which, I guess, is different from the one you're doing SEEK in. It's better to use SEEK function which returns result.

IF SEEK(tPlanID, "crsPlanCount", "PlanID")

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>>The following is part of a function that is called from a SQL statement. If I check the record pointer of the crsPlanCount cursor before the SEEK and immediately after the SEEK I can see that it found the correct record, but the FOUND() evaluates to .F., which is wrong. Anyone know why?
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>>SEEK tPlanID ORDER PlanID IN crsPlanCount
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>>IF FOUND()
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