>>>>>Hi Borislav
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>'Compiled code for this line is too long'
>>>>>
>>>>>When I suspend the problem lies in this block of code:
>>>>
>>>>You don't need the macro here at all. Just use lcBodyText as is.
>>>>
>>>>>

>>>>>* Convert body text field to data (if it is a field)
>>>>>IF TYPE(lcBodyText)='M'
>>>>>	lcTemp=""
>>>>>*!*	FOR lnLoop=1 TO MEMLINES(&lcBodyText.)
>>>>>*!*		lcTemp=lcTemp+MLINE(&lcBodyText.,lnLoop)
>>>>>	FOR lnLoop=1 TO MEMLINES(lcBodyText)
>>>>>		lcTemp=lcTemp+MLINE(lcBodyText,lnLoop)
>>>>>		lcTemp=lcTemp+CHR(13)
>>>>>	ENDFOR
>>>>>	lcBodyText=lcTemp
>>>>>ENDIF
>>>>>

>>>>
>>>>And that's it.
>>>
>>>Maybe this code is designed to pass Memo field as parameter, not value of Memo field but its name as 'MemoField'.
>>>If Memo is passed as Value then TYPE(lcBodyText) must raise an error.
>>
>>Right, didn't notice that. If he's passing a value, he should check for type(lcBodyText)='C' instead. At least that's what I'd do - pass it as value. But if the parameter did contain the memo field's name, he wouldn't be getting the "too long" error, would he?
>
>No, he wouldn't. Just tested and he must not receive error anyway:
>lcStr = [teststr]
>? TYPE(lcStr) -> U (not error)

Now I'm getting curious... how did he get this error anyway? The type(lcBodyText)="M" or he wouldn't run into this at all... but then what was too long there?