When I attempt to rebuild my project or compile to .exe I get this error:

 m:\salesbymarket.frt is not a table.

Here's the background:

This is a fairly large project which is always inititated from within MS Navision. Navision generates a text file containing parameters and invokes the VFP exe which reads the parameters and starts the appropriate form or program. This is done in the project's startup object, Main.prg. For ease of maintenance only main.prg is 'included' when I build to .exe; all forms, reports, and other programs are excluded. Modifications at the level of Main.prg are rare, so it has been months since the project has had to be recompiled.

There is a report salesbymarket.frx in the project. There is only one reference to it in the project, and that is in the form salesbymarket.scx.

I have a working copy of the entire project in a development environment. It builds and compiles just fine.

Here's what I've tried, with no success:

* Replaced main.prg with dev\main.prg
* replaced both salesbymarket.scx and salesbymarket.frx with copies from the dev side.
* Commented out code references to salesbymarket.scx and salesbymarket.frx

I realize that all fox objects are basically tables and so theoretically a report might be corrupted like a table, but what the heck?? I guess I could blow away the live side and replace it with a copy of the dev side, but that's risky since I haven't been 100% strict in keeping them identical. I'd rather fix it surgically, but where do I cut?

Thanks for looking...

Chandler