Make a backup copy of your project. Comment out all references to aEmployees in your form's code. Replace all ObjCode with '' and recompile form. Also pack form as a table. Rebuild the project. If you still have this problem, may be it's not the form?

As the last resort you may want to create form again and move code and objects from the old "corrupted" one to the new. Or you can use "remove by pieces" technique, e.g. remove code and objects one by one until you find the problem. This technique helped me to solve "Record is in use" problem recently...

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>The only way I find a reference to the errant reference is in the OBJCODE memo field.
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>>Could it be, what you have include .h file with this name? Or some constant with this name?
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>>Make a backup copy. Try CleanUp project and recompile all. Also check Display Errors. Is .err file being created? What is its content?
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>>>Tried that - no joy :(
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>>>>No, in in this case it's not required. Try to recompile form

COMPILE FORM myform

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>>>>>Hi Sergey,
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>>>>>Thank you for replying. This relates to building the EXE.
>>>>>The array is the result of a SQL query which is used to populate a combo list in an internal for... next loop.
>>>>>Do all arrays referenced have to be a property of the form? I don't think so as I have other similar routines which work (as does this one) and do not generate similar compile errors.
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