Try this:

Assume llOk = .T. and you want to know when it switches to .F.

Set a watch for this expression, and set the debugger to break when it's value changes.

IIF(TYPE("llOk")<>"L", .T., llOk)

This way, when it's out of scope the expression will return .T., so the debugger won't suspend execution.

Hope this helps,

Chris


>Thanks, but that doesn't help. As I told Wayne, if I knew where to put the code, I wouldn't need the debugger.
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>I need something I can put in the debugger as a breakpoint that will stop the program when it's true.
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>Thanks,
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>Michelle
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>>>You put this code not in the debugger, but right into your methods/PRGs in appropriate place.
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>>Also you can use the ASSERT command - check the help for it.