>Why is M-ess (aka M$, Microsoft) in love with the m. prefix in their samples? It's everywhere even still in samples with version 6. Just curious if anyone knew

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m. aka Memory. :) It's good to have it when you want to refer memory variables. For example this situtaion :

use employee
scatter memvar
skip
? lastname, m.lastname

use customer in 0
select customer
? lastname, m.lastname

Cetin