I might be proven wrong, but I think that INSERT INTO always inserts a record (you don't have to be at the target area to make it work - in fact, the target table does not even need to be in use). It's things like REPLACE that... hmm... "fail" at EOF().

>>Denis, I think you should really provide some code here... Does not need to be your exact code, but at least one that can reproduce the outcome.
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>>I tried to follow the description of your scenario:
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>>INSERT INTO curReport VALUES (curTable.someField)
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>>Does this represents what you are doing or am I missing any piece?
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>If that's the case, this could be one of the cases when things stop working when you're sitting on an alias which is at eof(). Just moving to a real record should then make it work.
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>OTOH, if he's inserting from variables... perhaps the solution would be the same, or I'd be scratching my head just like he is.