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Brian It sounds as though you could do this with relative record numbers. Increment the RRN counter, read/chain by the counter, and write/update the new record in place. When the RRN is larger than your maximum record number, reset the RRN to 1. If you set up an index by date/time, you can view it in entry sequence. If you view it in RRN order it will wrap, so that could get confusing. Steven Morrison Fidelity Express 903-885-1283 ext. 479
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