Technically, yes. I used the PROGRAM() function so you will not have to change any code if the the name of the PRG file [rpta_procs] changes. PROGRAM() returns the currently executing .PRG file name.

>We did try:
>
>DO race_proc IN rpta_procs WITH 1,1
>
>Is this the same as what you're suggesting??
>Thanks,
>
>
>>What if you changed it to:
>>
>>DO race_proc WITH 1,1 in program()
>>
>>>Another puzzle.
>>>I have a click event on a form's button that calls a procedure:
>>>
>>>DO eta9002 IN rpta_procs
>>>
>>>Then, in the eta9002 code another procedure that's called:
>>>
>>>DO race_proc WITH 1,1
>>>
>>>The race_proc is also in rpta_procs, so we're there,
>>>but it just stops and sits. The profiler shows a hit on
>>>the line that says DO race_proc WITH 1,1 but it never actually
>>>goes down and does race_proc. The funny thing is that sometimes
>>>it does do it, but mostly it just stops and sits.
>>>
>>>I have checked the data carefully to be sure there's nothing in
>>>there screwing us up. Does anybody understand this?????
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Becky