Hi Fox Maniacs

Can anyone suggest why the following code should have C5'd at the end of the 2nd SQL select below (near bottom of Scan)? I don't think it failed 1st time and it probably went through many loops before it did. This was at the end of some labour-intensive 30-odd minutes of reading through source tables and compiling a routes-stops-times database schema. This was at the last leg, doing the last bit of exception reporting, but was doing nothing more arduous than it had for the rest of the time.

'ppreciate it

Terry

Select * From RZStop where SeqNo = 1 into CURSOR csrSubjRZStop 
	
* Got thru each one and see if ANY RZStop rec, any Seq. # of this Roue has not a Time 
* value attached.  This shows that such a stop is not actually used somewhere in
* one of the route's Journeys. 
* __________________
Select csrSubjRZStop 
lnNoRecs		= RECCOUNT()
lnInterval	= INT( lnNoRecs / 100)
If lnInterval < 1
    lnInterval	= 1
EndIf 
lnDone			= 0
Thisform.barProgressBar.Reset( .nMaxJ)
Thisform.barProgressBar.Visible = .T.

SCAN
  lcRteNo	= RTE_NO
  lcDirectn	= DIRECTN
  lcStopNo	= STOP
  lcCounty	= COUNTY

  Select TIME from	RZStop ;
  	where RZStop.RTE_NO   = lcRteNo ;
 	  and RZStop.RTE_LET  = "A" ;
 	  and RZStop.DIRECTN  = lcDirectn ;
	  and RZStop.Stop	    = lcStopNo ;
	  and RZStop.County   = lcCounty ;
 	  and not EMPTY( RZStop.TIME) ;
	  into Cursor csrTemp                 && C5 HERE !!!!!!!
  ...
EndScan