Cool! ;-)

SWAG time. The defined constants have a "." in them. When they are replaced during compilation the resultant line would look something like

set separator to .

If there is a variable called LCCL_REF close to this, it may be treated as a property. This could happen if the code executes in a With/Endwith bracket. It may not be in the Load event itself but the With/Endwith could have code in it to call the form's Load.

>OK, forget about SEPARATOR, this problem is occurring on every line after 20!!!
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>There is a method called OnSetEnv() which runs in the Load event, here are the first 20'ish lines:
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>local lcDateFormat, lCentury
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>set talk off
>set dohistory off
>set brstatus off
>set safety off
>set exclusive off
>set notify off
>set bell off
>set near off
>set exact off
>set status off
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>set deleted on
>set multilocks on
>set confirm on
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>set decimal to 2
>set memowidth to 256
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>set separator to ID_NUM_SEPARATOR
>set point to ID_NUM_DECIMAL
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>When I step through and hit SET SEPARATOR, it errors, if I comment that out, it errors on the next line.
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>The error number is 1734 and the error message is "Property LCCL_REF is not found".
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>The form is a standard modal form, with nothing in the dataenvironment and it runs in the default data session and it does contain the property LCCL_REF.
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>This is a parculiar problem, any suggestions?
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>Kev