There are a couple of things I would look at before concluding that
the file is damaged (which would require restoring from a backup).
First, did the import proceed correctly and the post date get into
the correct field (I presume the post date is the field you are
searching on). The second one I had in mind is that you are doing the
search the same way. Your description below sounds right, though,
entering > date into the post date field.
>Since yesterdays question, I have realized that the problem of not being
>able to use Payment Quesry Post Date >DATE finds is not a problem peculiar
>to having converted from FMP 4.1 to 5.5 but already existed in 4.1. So the
>real question is whether the ebase file is damaged? I know the function
>used to work. The right way to correct this is to go back to the last
>backup that doesn't have the problem?
>
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