BUG: Inconsistant Results with SET RELATION TO Command

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Create a program called Test that contains the following code:

         IF !(FILE('custfree.dbf') AND FILE('ordfree.dbf');
            AND FILE('ordifree.dbf'))
         CLOSE ALL
         SET DEFAULT TO c:\vfp5\samples\DATA
         USE customer
         COPY TO custfree
         USE orders
         COPY TO ordfree
         USE orditems
         COPY TO ordifree
         USE ordifree
         INDEX ON order_id TAG order_id
         USE ordfree
         INDEX ON cust_id TAG cust_id
         USE custfree
         INDEX ON cust_id TAG cust_id
         ENDIF
   
         CLOSE ALL
   
         ON KEY LABEL f2 CLEAR EVENTS
         FOR i=1 TO 10
   
         CLOSE ALL
   
         OPEN DATABASE testdata
   
         USE customer
   
         SELECT 0
         USE ordifree
         SET ORDER TO TAG order_id
   
         SELECT 0
         USE ordfree
         SET ORDER TO TAG cust_id
         SET RELATION TO order_id INTO ordifree
   
         SET SKIP TO ordifree
   
         SELECT 0
         USE custfree
         SET RELATION TO cust_id INTO ordfree
   
         SET SKIP TO ordfree,ordifree
         BROW LAST FIELDS custfree.cust_id,ordfree.order_id, ;
            ordifree.line_no NOWAIT TITLE 'two'
         READ EVENTS
   
         NEXT
         ON KEY LABEL f2
         CLOSE ALL
         CLEAR ALL
   							

2. Execute the program and note that asterisk characters appear in the Order_id field and data appears in the Line_no field.
3. Press F2 and note that the display reverses. The Line_no field now contains asterisk characters and the Order_id field contains data. As you continue to press F2 to reissue the SET RELATION TO command, these fields continue to alternate their contents.