Actually I fixed that mess. Now when I run the script, I get the following:

No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!
No such record ZZ!

The script is reading the wrong field..ZZ is being pulled from the first field, I need the second field to be looked at. Also, it looks as if it's looping through over and over. Any suggestions?

Thanks.

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