🚀 go-pugleaf

Reading this thread again, there are several questions not yet asked.

1. Does it work if you substitute literal values?

.filter := Zipcode >= "1234" and Zipcode <= "2345"

2. Does the filter expression convert to a valid Select expression which 
can be applied to a table from command window for testing?

3. If no-go as a select statement, does it work with literals?

I'll support the suggestion of debugger, if only to see if what you think 
is happening is really the case.  Strange things like variables going out 
of scope can show like this.


In article <35b5cc02.318528305@forums.inprise.com>, 
ncbuyukmihci@ucdavis.edu says...
>  form.rowset.filter := "Zipcode >= '" + pcValue + "' and Zipcode <=
> '" + pcZipHigh + [']
> 
> you get an error, no matter how the statement is set up (including
> using colons preceding the variables). The database engine does not
> seem to like the '>=' or '<=' symbols. 
> 

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Paul Franks (TeamB)