THANKS FOR YOUR QUICK ANSWER!

When I say EVAL I say to my porpertie ObjRef ( an array with the obj reference load at the init of the objects ) like this:

Problems begin when I use:

* - Remeber that ObjRef it's an array and there is no EVAL in this process ---
#define _grdDtOf THISFORM.ObjRef("grdDtOf")
lcDummy = _grdDtOf.RECORDSOURCE

To resolve problems I must use
(1st solution)

LOCAL logrdDtOf
logrdDtOf = THISFORM.ObjRef("grdDtOf")

lcDummy = logrdDtOf.RECORDSOURCE

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(2nd solution)

than I was thinking if this was not to much heavy and wating for an answer of the Universal Thread I put this:

* - Using all "PATH"
#define _grdDtOf THISFORM.cntRegisto.grdDtOf

lcDummy = _grdDtOf.RECORDSOURCE

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(3nd solution)

and I'm thinking put the defines in includes. Is this wath tou mean with #define macros?

The cost of menagement decrease with this solution, but if I use the Obj.Reference this will have no costs. Remember that I can put the ObjRef_Acess methode returning not the reference but the "PATH" and than use the macro operator like this:

LOCAL logrdDtOf
logrdDtOf = THISFORM.ObjRef("grdDtOf")

lcDummy = &logrdDtOf..RECORDSOURCE

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I think I have explain the where I was "walking" better now. Do you still thinking that the best way it's the 2nd solution ( if it's this qhat you mean ) ?

THANKS