> >
> > 1. Keep only 1 public variable - aka oApp application object
> > 2. Hungarian notation is a preference, use or do not use. But do use m. (aka MDOT) prefix for memory variables.
> > 3. ..
> > 4. Obtain a book from
Hentzenwerke.com to get the basics.
> > 5. When asking specific questions provide reproducing code and preferably some data along with your post (check FAQ section for a code that creates a code that you can paste to your post for sending data from your tables).
> >
> > My .02 cents:)
> >
> > Cetin Basoz
>
> Why use M.(MDOT) variables?
>
> Leslie Botchway
> Ghana
CREATE TABLE MYTABLE FREE (A C(10))
A=10
?A+1
Debug that! :) Always put m. in front of variables and never be hurt by that, even by accident.
Mike Yearwood
www.foxridgesoftware.comPresident: Toronto Ontario FoxPro User's Group