Charles, thanks for your reply.

I have used the Coverage Profiler but it only points to line numbers and controls.

I was looking for some method of wrting the ACTUAL source lines to a log file, rather than a refrenece to them. Currently, I then have to go back to the source and check out what the actual line does.

Regards,

Gerard




>Have a go at the Coverage Profiler.
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>Get to the place in your program where you are just about ready to begin executing the code you want to track and then either suspend your program and execute the following command:
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>SET COVERAGE TO CoverageLogFileName
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>resume your program and then launch the form you want to track. As you are clicking around the form VFP is tracking exactly which code is being executed and storing the exeucted lines in the file provided above.
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>Once you have completed investigating the form you are interested in get out of your application and go to the Tools | Coverage Profiler and open the .LOG file that VFP just created for you. Using the Coverage Profiler form you can reveil all kinds of information about the code that just ran and how long each took.
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>You can also open the .LOG file manually and examine it.
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>You might want to read the help file on the Coverage Profiler as it's functionality is too much to detail here.
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>Hope this helps,
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>CTBlankenship