>Hilmar
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>I would to try and pass another parameter but I cannot get it to work:
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>LPARAMETERS cArtikey, cSeamslippa
>! /n U:\questpdm\fabsum.exe cArtikey cSeamslippa
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>
>Any ideas?
>
>Many thanks
The general principle is to use macro substitution to replace a variable with its contents, either for an entire command, or for parts of it.
Entire command:
lcCommand = "! /n U:\questpdm\fabsum.exe " + cArtikey + " " + cSeamslippa
&lcCommand
Parts of the command:
! /n U:\questpdm\fabsum.exe &cArtikey &cSeamslippa
Note that I used the "&" twice, once for each variable.
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