You only need to use the slash for keywords - all other fields can be
referenced by their name.

HTH

Chris 

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Sent: Wednesday, 30 August 2006 09:32
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Subject: Question: External

I'm trying to create a "console" where users can select various queries.

To do this I am trying to user the External command.

I am using an active link to set fields to a character field:

" '\536870940' LIKE "$\%USER%$" "

The manual says to use \

Problem is now the set fields is setting the field with the \ in it.

This is my first time doing this and i'm a little confused.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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