In addition to Tore and David's advise, as the great ER once mentored, it is a good practice to use "IN MyDBF" after a replacement.

>VFP6 SP2, getting a C0000005 intermittant along with a pushjmp/popjump and various other flaky conditions. In happens in the same section of code. In the debugger I see that the code is wrong. The reserved words are correct, but the variables have been copied from about 8 lines above. Something like below. Has anyone seen this problem before? Just an FYI - I did try unsuccessful to install a new HP printer tonight.
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>		assert .f.
>  		hold_next_letter = rptcntl.field2
>	 	else
>	 		hold_next_letter = ''	
>	 	endif	
>		replace _letter = rptcntl.field2
>		replace hold_next_letter = ' '
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