FIELDNUM()
 Determines the field number for a specific field in a database file
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 Syntax

     FIELDNUM(<cFieldName>) --> nFieldNumber

 Argument

     <cFieldName>  Designates to the field name.

 Returns

     FIELDNUM() returns the number of the data field.

 Description

     FIELDNUM() is the exact opposite of the CA-Clipper FIELD() function.
     Use this function when you need a data field number instead of the data
     field name.  FIELDNUM() determines if a symbol name pertains to a data
     field or a memory variable (see Examples).

 Note

     .  If a data field with the name <cFieldName> is not available,
        the function returns a value of 0.

 Example

     Is it a field or a variable?

     IF FIELDNUM("cName") > 0.
        REPLACE cName WITH UPPER(cName).
     ELSE.
        cName  :=  UPPER(cName).
     ENDIF

See Also:  FCOUNT,  FIELDNAME, FIELDTYPE, FIELDSIZE, FIELDDECI, PAD, STR, DBF Structure