Hi Anton,

Thanks again.  But it is still not working.   No matter what record I 
search for

all [find database code (in database/2 'chknum) database/2/chknum]

appears to be stopping most of the time at the first record in the 
database, and returning its chknum.

Louis



At 02:05 PM 4/14/2002 +1000, you wrote:
>Sorry, my slip up there. You can't use find on an object!
>You should probably use this:
>
>         in database/2 'chknum  ; to see if there is such a word
>         database/2/chknum  ; get the value (not none or false it's ok).
>
>so...
>
>         all [find database code (in database/2 'chknum) database/2/chknum]
>
> > Anton,
> >
> > Thanks for the help.  Further testing proved that you are right about my
> > code being incorrect.  However, when I try
> >
> > find database/2 chknum
> >
> > I get the following error message:
> >
> >                  Code: boo
> >                Check#: 9898
> > ** Script Error: find expected series argument of type: series port bit
> > set
> > ** Where: forever
> > ** Near: rec: all [find database code find database/2 chknum]
> > either rec
> >  >>
> >
> > Here is the the code from my program:
> >
> >      if choice = #"1" [
> >          forever [
> >              print cls
> >              print " ADD A RECORD"
> >              print " ============^/"
> >              code:   ask "                Code: "
> >              chknum: ask "              Check#: "
> >              if code = "" [break] ;gsj added to avoid empty error
> >              rec: all [find database code find database/2
> > chknum]
> >              either rec = none [
> >                  date:    ask "                Date: "
> >                  amount:  ask "              Amount: "
> >                  special: ask "    Special Offering: "
> >                  insert-data code chknum date amount special
> >                  save-data
> >              ][
> >                  ask "^/ Record is already in database.  Continue? "
> >              ]
> >          ] ; End forever loop for choice 1
> >      ] ; End if choice 1
> >
> > Thanks again,
> > Louis
>
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