By SP I meant Stored Procedure. That is, I see this problem only when using SEEK() in stored procedure. I will try this procedure in VFP 8 and see how it works there. And I think I was mistaken in my previous message. The Seek() in my case returns .F. even if entry is in the table. And it could be that something I am missing, I will have to carefully review my code.
Thank you for your help.
>Dmitry,
> We use it heavily in code for speed and works great for us.
>What do you mean by SP? I am working in VFP 6 SP5, without any problems. Are you sure that the index you are seeking on is not in the table? It could be the = vs. == bitting you.
>'abc' = '' is .T.
>'abc' == '' is .F.
>
>HTH,
>Beth
>>Beth,
>>Seems like it always returns .T.
>>
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