> (1) Set up a shortcut for debugging that invokes VFP with the proper CONFIG.FPW before beginning to debug. The -c switch allows the specification of a CONFIG.FPW at runtime invocation As an example:
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> VFP -cC:\MyApp\Debug\CONFIG.FPW
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>would start VFP using the CONFIG.FPW found in the directory C:\MyApp\Debug. You do not have to name it CONFIG.FPW when set with -c, for example:
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> VFP -cC:\MyApp\DevArea\CONFIG.DEV
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>would start VFP using a file called CONFIG.DEV instaed - I use this to set up multiple CONFIGs, one for production, linked into the .EXE, and another for debugging. This allows you to set up a debug environment easily.


I couldn't get this to work. Maybe I was doing something wrong?

At any rate, I have a solution. I check to see if "VFP" is in the current directory. If it is, I know I'm in development mode, and I change the directory to where the tables are.

Thanks for your help,