Suhas As Matin said use &abc, Never use m. when You try to evaluate a macro, the macro stops to the first point in Your case You try to evaluate &m and that is because You get an error message. You can use EVALUATE(m.abc) instead.
>hi all,
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>this select exectues fine
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>select dist f1 from foo where f2 > 10 into cursor testfoo
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>but this fails
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>m.abc = "select dist f1 from foo where f2 > 10 into cursor testfoo"
>&m.abc
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>how to solve it ?
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>TIA
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>suhashegde
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