Hi JM,
I use RUN in EEPs quite often and have never had a problem. The only
caveat is clearing or setting variables. You do not want to clear a variable in
the called application that is necessary when you return to the eep and/or
return to the code that loaded the form in the first place. There is one more-
make sure you FILES setting is high enough.
Best regards,
Mike Young
On Sat, 25 Aug 2001 06:14:43 -0400, J.M. GRATIAS wrote:
>
>Ben :
>
>>>
>Is it possible to run a command file after executing an .EEP file which
>uses "Exitform"? In other words, in that .EEP file after the command
>"Exitform" I have a Run. . . command and the command file will not run.
>Why it will not run?
><<
>
>I never use RUN in an EEP.
>I am not sure, but I believe RUN command is forbidden in EEP.
>
>But here is a way to do what you want with much less trouble :
>
>In your EEP, post a variable Vchoose = 'RUN', then CLOSEWINDOWS,
and test
>vchoose in the main code, such as :
>
>IF vchoose = 'RUN' THEN
> RUN FileName
>ENDIF
>
>Hope this help,
>
>J.M. GRATIAS, Logimatique, France
