Hi Nadya,

How about this (off the top of my head):

lparameters pcField, plBatchMode
local llSuccess
llSuccess = .t.

if llSuccess or plBatchMode
  llSuccess = Test1(parms) and llSuccess
endif

if llSuccess or plBatchMode
  llSuccess = Test2(parms) and llSuccess
endif

if llSuccess or plBatchMode
  llSuccess = Test3(parms) and llSuccess
endif

if llSuccess or plBatchMode
  llSuccess = Test4(parms) and llSuccess
endif

etc.
return llSuccess

>Hi everybody,
>
>We have this situations. On the record level we cal a function, which has the same name, as a table+"Tr" at the end. Say, PropMstrTr.
>
>The syntax of this function is like this:
>

>lparameters pcField
>=Test1(parms)
>=Test2(parms)
>=Test3(parms)
>=Test4(parms)
>etc.
>return .t.

>
>If Test1 fails, it invokes another function (general), which logs info into LogTable, etc.
>
>Validation could be run in batch mode, or can run interactively using a form.
>The problem is, after Test1 fails, we want to return to a Form and don't run other tests. Do you know, how can we make it happen?
>
>My original suggestion was to use this syntax:
>Test1() and Test2() and etc. , but as I understand, in batch mode we want to perform all tests and log all errors. So, this idea would not work.
>
>The program itself should not care about modes, etc., IOW, code in the program should remain.
>
>Do you have ideas to help us?
>
>TIA.