>>>Hello All,
>>>I'm getting some pretty weird behavior from my code and I hope someone out there will see what I'm missing.
>>>Everything in this code I have checked from the command window and it all works fine. But within the application, it all fails
>>

>>>=adir(my)
>>>For fcounter = 1 to <b>alen(my,1)</b>
>>>	l_status = .t.
>>>	l_process = .f.
>>>	thisfile = my(fcounter,1)
>>>	wait wind 'Checking file ' + thisfile nowait
>>>*the tt here returns a positve number	
>>>        tt = fopen(thisfile)
>>>	If tt < 0
>>>		Repl probs.desc with 'Unable to open file for checking'
>>>		l_status = .f.
>>>		=fclose(tt)
>>>		Loop
>>>	Endif
>>>
>>>=fseek(tt,0)
>>>	Do while not feof(tt)
>>

>>>**Here is the problem I'm always at feof() and I can't close the file either!!
>>>What's going on!
>>>
>>Hi Sandy,
>>
>>First, alen(my,1) returns the number of rows in an array.
>>Second, you don't need fseek because after file is open the pointer is at the beginning of the file. It sounds like your file is empty if its at the eof right away. What's the value of my(fcounter,2) - the size of the file? Do you get any errors when you try to close file?
>
>Could you answer my questions?

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