For this to work, you need to have the table opend exclusively. Then, behind the scene VFP will internally
1. copy record 1-4 to a temp table
2. use the temp table
3. add the blank record to the temp table
4. append the rest of the records from the original table
5. delete the original table
6. rename the temp table to the original table's name

Or the routine may be in a different order, but there is a lot of work going on behind the scene to insert one record. Also note that INSERT BLANK is not mentioned in help anymore, which is with a good reason. So the really GOOD answer is NO, use indexes, and NEVER rely on the record numbers. But of course, technically your answer is correct, but I am in favour of teaching people how they should do it, even though it sometimes means that they have to rethink a little bit.

>>how to insert a record in a table ? for example i want to insert a record between row 4 and 5. how to do it ?
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>GO RECORD 4
>INSERT BLANK
>* "BLANK" means do not open an editing window.