Do you need a "on every row" or "on last row"?

Should one be able to have a report that has a select which just prints data in the header part of the format section? A recent upgrade to 4.10 from 4.00 is no longer allowing this. For example: {-----sample ace report --------} database stores end define variable cnum integer end input prompt for cnum using "Enter Customer Number > " end select customer.fname,customer.lname where customer.customer_num = $cnum end format page header print "This should be printing out even if customer_num is not found" skip 1 line print "Customer Num: ",cnum using "<<<<"," is ",lname clipped,", ",fname end {------end of sample report -----} Granted, if I add "on every row", or "on last row", or add a sort and do an "after or before group of column" clause, the report works. But should it be necessary? I didn't write the report, but only fixed it by adding "on last row". It just seemed funny that the first line didn't print at a minimum and that Informix's code ignores everything all together WITHOUT reporting errors. I called tech support, and they have been able duplicate the problem on their system also... Bob -- ___________________________________________________________________________ |EZ TRAVEL (Bob Beaulieu) Internet : eztravel@netcom.com | |4640-B Meridian San Jose, CA 95124 Telephone: (408) 978-0808 | |---------------------------------------------------------------------------| | $Best Fares$.........Great Service.......International/Domestic | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~