>What's the error message? Is the object created?
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>IMO, the second call should work if all variables (that are passed as params) are initializated before the call.
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>Vlad
>
>>Our company purchased a software package for our MRP system. The software supports the creation of a middleware object for using some pretty nifty ole automation techniques.
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>>If I use Visual Basic I can use the following code:
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>>Dim Objectmethod As Object
>>Set Objectmethod = Createinstance("SYMIX.sfctrans")
>>Objectmethod.sfctransins var1 var2,var3,var4,var5....
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>>var1,var2,var3 are variants declared in Visual Basic. They are passed to the method above.
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>>It has no problem with this code
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>>In VFP this does not work. I can create the instance just fine, but when I attempt to call the method sfctransins I generate errors. I don not know if this is because of not being able to explicitly declare variables as variant in VFP or if it is a syntax error in the way I am calling the above method. I have tried
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>>objectmethod.sfctranins("var1,var2,var3...")
>>objectmethod.sfctranins(var1,var2,var3)
>>objectmethod.sfctranins var1,var2,var3
>>objectmethod.sfctranins 'var1','var2','var3'...
>>
>>Any clues HELLLLLLPPPPP!!!!!
>>
>>IF anybody gets this tonight If you can e-mail me at MJLAUAHI@MSN.COM
>>I would really appreciate this.

The error it appears if everything that the method needs is there is a "Data Mismatch Error". When the method just fires up you get an OLE ERROR, property not found error. I will go into suspend mode, try to change some of the data that is in the variables. Some of the data I attempt to chage is dates and NULL's. I can at a certain point generate ther data mismatch error. I am not even certain if I am reaching the method call or not. Aa I stated before that in Visual Basic if you just declare all variables as Variant, then it seems to like it in the method call. I think that i need to verify that VFP is even communicating with the method. I don't belive that I am there yet in VFP.