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I have a pervasive 2000 db. In this db there is a table. I have run into the following situation and would appreciate some help. For the sake of simplification: The table has three rows The rows have keys of "A" "B" and "C" If I do a query looking for the exact value of "B", the query returns an empty found set. If I do a query looking for everything > "A" and < "C", the query returns a found set that includes the "B" record in question. If I do a query looking for the exact value of "B" and everything "A" and < "C", I get an empty found set. If I do a query looking for everything > "A" and <"C" and the exact value of "B", I get the found set that includes the "B" record in question. If I do a query with no conditions, I get "A" "B" and "C" in the found set. The queries are run through ODBC and a delphi program, as well as ODBC through Crystal Reports. The index for the table has been rebuilt, but that did not resolve the issue. Any ideas on what I might want to try next? Tom Pietrzak |
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