Vlad,

I put "" instead of empty parameter, but it didn't help :( This is really weird, because the similar code worked fine in other cases. May be I just don't see something simple?

BTW, cmd is stored in a Table, e.g. table has a Memo field CallProc. The program reads content of this memo field into variable cmd, and then
&cmd.
This line gave me a Syntax error.

I can, however, execute the same line from the command window....

Thanks in advance.

>Hi!
>
>I guess no, but you're calling app that might have differences. To be sure try to put .F. on that place (skipped parameters will contain .F. anyway in the called procedure).
>
>In addition, inside '[]' brackets include file constant definitions are processed, so strings there might be replaced by something. For example, when you have somewhere in the code following definition
>
>#define curState 1
>
>you will probably get error even when command looks correct. Try to use '""' instead of square brackets.
>
>HTH.
>
>>Hi everyone,
>>
>>I have "Syntax error" on this line of code (not my application):
>>&cmd.
>>
>>cmd=[do stats.app with 'run', '2YearsRpt', 'vAllConfigs','\redp\dbc\'+oJC.curState+'\'+oJC.curState+'Stats',ojc.outtable,oJC.CalYear, , oJC.ccode, oJC.CalPeriod]
>>All oJC properties have thier values:
>>oJC.outTable="redp\Putput\Stats\Harford"
>>oJC.curState="CT"
>>oJC.CalPeriod="12"
>>oJC.CalYear="2000"
>>oJC.ccode="31"
>>
>>Could it be a problem, what one parameter is skipped?