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From22/07/1997 14:43:56
Larry Moody #071152
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
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I have a report that accesses a child table with one-to-many set to .T. The child table is called 'RESPMST' and it is included in the data environment with the proper relation defined.

When I 'preview' the report, I get the message "Alias RESPMST not found". If it is in the data environment, how can it be 'not found'?

Thanks in advance