>I'm running the following CASE statement in VFP, but cannot figure out why it will not executed the DO command within the CASE statement:
>
>pdTodaysdate = date()
>
>DO CASE
> CASE pdTodaysdate = {4/3/2006};
> or pdTodaysdate = {5/1/2006};
> or pdTodaysdate = {5/29/2006};
> or pdTodaysdate = {7/3/2006}
> SELE OLDCATREQS
> ZAP
> store .F. to llNewReq
> WAIT WINDOW "UPDATE BOTH REQUEST TTO'S - SUSPENDING PROGRAM" nowait
> DO UPDTTO
>ENDCASE
>
>PROC UPDTTO
>
>MODI COMM REQUESTS.TTO
>MODI COMM REQTEST.TTO
>
>ENDPROC
>
>I realize that I could just stick the MODI COMM commands within the CASE statement, but the example above has been greatly abbreviated, and does not contain the additional CASE statements and OTHERWISE commands being used. Any assistance in resolving the above would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Gil

It would execute, I think problem is something else (ie: another procedure called updtto is being called).
Cetin