>I want to Create a Directories in The Name of a Files at inside my Desired Location i.e sDirectory. Here is the code I am Using.
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>DECLARE INTEGER CreateDirectory IN kernel32;
>STRING lpPathName, STRING @lpSecurityAttr
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>sDirectory='D:\Data\Files'
>OriginalFile=E:\Data\123.pcl
>OriginalFile=E:\Data\456.pcl
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>SET DEFAULT TO (sDirectory)
>CreateDirectory(JUSTSTEM(OriginalFile),0) && Does Not Create any Directory with the Required FileName
>cDIR=JUSTSTEM(OriginalFile)
>CreateDirectory('&cDIR',0) && && Does Not Create any Directory with the Required FileName
>CreateDirectory('cDIR',0) && Gives Creates a Directory with Name cDIR and Not in the Name of The File
>CreateDirectory(&cDIR,0) && Gives Error Data Type Mismatch
>CreateDirectory(cDIR,0) Does Not Create any Directory with the Required FileName
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>None of the above is creating the Directory with File Name inside sDirectory. However, if I use CreateDirectory('123',0) it works fine,
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>What Syntax To be Used I need to create Directory inside my Desired Location Like "sDirectory\123"and "sDirectory\456"
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>Thanks

Did you intend to write:

OriginalFile=E:\Data\123.pcl
OriginalFile=E:\Data\456.pcl

or did you actually mean to write

OriginalFile='E:\Data\123.pcl'
OriginalFile='E:\Data\456.pcl'

also, as Mike had suggested, perhaps you should consider using the built-in MD/MKDIR command in VFP rather than API call -- generally better idea to use built-in rather than external (unless there is a specific reason to do so -- e.g. built-in command has limitation). One other thing -- you'll have to be careful about relative directory addressing -- especially when API calls are involved, or when anything outside of FoxPro is used. I've seen situations where the "current directory" could change unexpectedly. When there is a doubt, it's probably a good idea to use full paths.