>It may or may not work with execscript. Use stringbuilder to create the script content as a single script and call it as if it was a stored procedure. ie:
>
>

>StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
>sb.AppendLine("SET SAFETY OFF");
>sb.AppendLine("SET EXCLUSIVE OFF");
>sb.AppendLine("CLOSE ALL");
>sb.AppendLine("USE "+lcLocalDbf+"Thread in 0");
>sb.AppendLine("SET SAFETY OFF");
>//...
>string strScript = sb.ToString();
>
>cmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;
>cmd.CommandText = "ExecScript";
>cmd.Parameters.Add("myScript",OleDbType.Char).Value = strScript;
>cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
>

Thanks, this approach is better. I am trying to execute the Parameters.Add() line however. This does not seem to be the proper syntax. I get a "Too many arguments to 'Public Function Add(value As Object) As Integer' error message at design time.