Re: scan....endscan problem

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To, this is an example of just how convoluted and incomprehensible xbase can
get. Could you post a few rows and columns of the table Abc and the table
Def and what the end result should be?

-Anders

"Patrick" <someone@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have the following sample working program:

sele 1
use abc
do while not eof()
ma = a
sele 2
use def
do while not eof()
mb = b
mc = recno()
skip
scan for apple = ma while empty(dog)
replace boy with mb, increment with recno() - mc
endscan
enddo
sele 1
skip
enddo

My problem is that is it possible to terminate the scan...endscan loop
when apple <> ma, or only process the
scan...endscan loop in specific scope???

Thanks!

Patrick



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