I attempted to use FormThrowFocus with no luck.  I entered the command in a line item database and it did not work as I expected. Anyone have any secrets?

Thank you for the Response. After trying to debug I determined that the problem is due to the "on entry" aspect.  Seems that I end up in a loop and attempted to "bail out" using either GoTo or FormThrowFocus command that was not working.  Is there any command that will bail me out of an element in a subform?

In Q&A, you used GoTo (or GoSub and Return) to jump to another field which had On Entry programming. This behavior was a kludge meant to imitate the effects of calling a subroutine. In Sesame, you actually have the ability to call subroutines, so tricks like that are not necessary.

GOSUB, RETURN, and STOP are deprecated in Sesame and may not work as they did in Q&A. Instead, you do something like this:

var vLoop as Int
var vQuit as Int

SUBROUTINE hdsDoStuff(aNum as Int)

	WriteLn("Here we are! - " + @Str(aNum))

END SUBROUTINE

	vQuit = 0
	vLoop = 1
	While((vLoop < 10) And (vQuit = 0))
	{
		If vLoop = 6
		{
			vQuit = 1
		}
		Else
		{
			hdsDoStuff(vLoop)
		}
		vLoop = vLoop + 1
	}
 

This produces the following output in the WriteLn window:
Here we are! - 1
Here we are! - 2
Here we are! - 3
Here we are! - 4
Here we are! - 5