>Thanks. That worked. I had a series of locates in the loop, and then the replace statement. If the last locate failed (which it would in some cases) it was at the end of file when it replaced. Thanks.
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>Jolene Dicks

Jolene- you can always overcome this by using the IN clause at the end of you REPLACE statements.

REPLACE MyTable.MyField WITH "Howdy" IN MyTable

This makes the statement impervious to the EOF anomoly.