>True, but like I said, it was only one line of code in my situation. In fact, in my case, the memo field was just a logical expression like:
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>InList(acct,23,45,89) or Between(acct,1,18)
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>Then I could do:
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>lField = table.memofield
>If &lField
>Do something
>EndIf
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>Then, I could change the memo field at run-time and the changes would take effect immediately.
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>Another alternative would be to put your code in a prg, run it, then copy the contents of the fxp into the memo field. I think that works, but you lose the ability to change code at run-time without having a compiler.
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>>Note that macro substitution won't work if you have more complex structure like SCAN, IF or DO WHILE.
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>>>I've supplied code in memo fields with an executable before. Of course, in my situation it was only one line of code. I used macro substitution on the memo field. You could do the same by reading the memo field one line at a time. But if you have a lot of code, it may get slow, I'm not sure about that. Anyway, it's an idea (and it works, too!).

I think you need CODEBLOCK. Search on this name in the files section. Allows creation/storing/running 'source' at exe time. I've used this for quite a while to allow remote diagnostic/fix for site w/o VFP installed and I need some programmatic stuff.
HTH