Jill,

It would work if this method is called from within WITH...ENDWITH. In that case this method kind of runs inside that WITH...ENDWITH.

>This is code in a method of a form:
>
>

>LOCAL lcCli_pk
>
>REPLACE CLI_StatusFK WITH giClientStatusInitialScreen, ;
>	cClientStatus WITH gcCLientStatusInitialScreen IN v_Client
>THISFORM.SSiclientstatusb4edit = 0
>
>lcCli_pk = v_Client.Cli_PK	&& gets set in AddAction
>=REQUERY( "v_ClientProblemList")
>=REQUERY( "v_clientappointmentlist")
>=REQUERY( "v_clientencounterlist" )
>
>** 10/01/2003 try to get required ScreenDate set up and refresh client problems
>IF TYPE( "THISFORM.pgfPageRefresh1.Page3.CTRscreening" ) <> "O"
>	.Page3.Builder_ctrClientScreeningControls_cg.UIENABLE(.T., .T.)	&& do not Activate
>ENDIF
>

>
>There is no "WITH" statement, yet the line:
> .Page3.Builder_ctrClientScreeningControls_cg.UIENABLE(.T., .T.)
>executes properly...i don't understand...j