Fortunately this was just a data import routine that I'm finished using, but I wanted to get to the bottom of why this happened and how to correct it.

>You have a good sense of humor. I'd be crying blood tears if I have the same problem. Of course, I guess the break point won't survive a complete HD reformat, reinstall of VFP and copying of sources via notepad.
>If not, sue your exorcist.
>
>>I did that, but the break point is still there. LOL!
>>
>>>Your coomputer is posseses. Call an exorcist <g>
>>>
>>>>Copied the PRG code into the clipboard, then created a new PRG, pasted code in. It still stopped at the same point.
>>>>
>>>>>Have you tried to delete the prg, create it with another name, then calling it with the new name in your code?
>>>>>
>>>>>>There is no project. Just a single PRG.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Clean Up the project, clases and forms. I had one of those when using VFP 8
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Try removing the breakpoints directly from the Breakpoints window in the Debugger (Tools/Breakpoints).
>>>>>>>>> You can delete individual breakpoints or click the Clear All button.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>There are no breakpoints listed there. There isn't CLEAR ALL button in that dialog.