I tried to get a Count using the COUNT(*) function in a SQL Select statement. Depending on how I access a table, I get two differing results.

(1) For example if I open a table AGAIN and use the select statement against that table, I get a 0 result which is incorrect.

USE APTRXDST AGAIN ALIAS APTRXDST_AGAIN IN 0
SELECT COUNT(*);
   FROM APTRXDST_AGAIN ;
   WHERE VOUCHER_NO = oApp.Voucher_No ;
   INTO CURSOR tmpCount

I then look at the quantity found in tmpCount.cnt to determine if it is a 0 value or a 1 value or more.

(2) If I use the original table, I get the correct result of 1 record.
However, I am concerned that using this method will cause my record pointer of the APTRXDST table to go to the bottom or end of the file due to the COUNT() function.