>Hi All,
>
>Is it possible to 'abort' some processing loop? I tried the code below (form method) to no avail:
>
>

>
>ON ESCAPE ThisForm.QuitProcess = .T.
>
>ThisForm.QuitProcess = .F.
>
>BEGIN TRANSACTION
>
>DO WHILE NOT ThisForm.QuitProcess 
>     * here, we do stuff like calculations, record inserts
>ENDDO
>
>IF ThisForm.QuitProcess
>    ROLLBACK
>ELSE
>    COMMIT
>ENDIF
>

>
>Thanks in advance!

Might be too obvious, but SET ESCAPE must be set to ON.

Another thing to be wary of is, I don't know if ThisForm is still in scope during processing of an ON ESCAPE handler. To check you could reference the actual name of the form i.e.

ON ESCAPE ActualNameOfForm.QuitProcess = .T.

or, you could set and use a PRIVATE or PUBLIC memvar rather than a form property (if only for debugging purposes).

Another thing you might need to check is if you've defined any code in the Form.KeyPress() or elsewhere that may get called.