I have a reports class and each report is driven by a class based on the reports class.

reports has all sorts of good stuff in it which a report might need to know. The report gets driven from a base class method. Infact there's really only one method in a report which needs to be changed and that's the method that drives the queries. Some properties get changed and off we go.

So I've successfully used this strategy on a stack of reports but I have one report which just isn't happy. It's gpf'ed along the way so I've had to rewrite queries, simplify etc to coax them through. I've even reinstalled vfp and that got rid of one!

Now, I'm left with one I just can't fathom. I run through the method of the class and am about to return control to the calling method which is in the base class. If I use the debugger I can see me leaving the method and the calling method is redisplayed. The little yellow arrow is pointing at the method which has just been run and boom! down it goes. Nothing useful in vfp's error log.

I haven't passed any parameters, any data I need has been fed into properties and I get it using "this.xxx". I don't pass any data out. I don't finish my method with "return".

How do I trap the reason for this? Any suggestions for next steps?

Sarah