Yes, of course. Now I understand.

Well, the idea is to start debugging at that point, that is, find out if eof(), recno(), etc., have the expected values.

>hi,
>
>What do you mean, "at this it is stop"? Do you get an error message? If yes, which one?
>

>vfp debuger[break]
>
> SET STEP ON
>------> NEXT &&at this it is stop i mean(vfp debuger[break])
>  DELETE
> skip
>if eof()
>  go bottom
>endif
>ThisForm.Refresh()
>

>

><pre>
>vfp debuger[break]
>
>
> NEXT
> SET STEP ON
>------>  DELETE  &&at this it is stop i mean(vfp debuger[break])
>
>  skip
>if eof()
>  go bottom
>endif
>ThisForm.Refresh()
>
>&&when i exit form myform i get error message
>&&(end of file counterd)
>
>

>
>thanks,
>best regards
>m.qasem