The GOTO < Record # > command pays no attention to SET FILETER or SET DELETE ON. When BROWSE command runs, it issues implicit LOCATE if current record doesn't satisfy filter conditions.


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>I was going to suggest that you *can't* get back to that record because under your filter, it's no longer visible. It doesn't exist in this view of the table; that's why it's "out of range". So I started messing around with some simple demo code, and I discovered this:
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>RELEASE ALL
>CLEAR ALL
>CLEAR
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>LOCAL x, nRec
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>CREATE CURSOR foo ( ;
>     IntField I, ;
>     CharField C(10) )
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>FOR x = 1 TO 10
>     INSERT INTO foo (IntField, CharField) ;
>     VALUES (x,TRANSFORM(x))
>ENDFOR
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>GO 2
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>nRec = RECNO()
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>? nRec  && 2
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>? CharField  && "2"
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>SET FILTER TO NOT ALLTRIM(CharField) == "2"
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>LOCATE
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>BROWSE  && The record that contains "2" isn't visible, pointer is on record 1
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>? CharField  && "1"
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>GO nRec
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>* With this commented out, the next line returns "2", which should be
>* impossible, because that record isn't visible; it's excluded by the filter.
>* If this line runs, the browse window shows the record pointer on the second
>* record, where CharField = "3", and the next line returns "3", which is what
>* should happen with or without the BROWSE.
>*BROWSE
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>? CharField
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