>>>Interesting problem...
>>>
>>>We have 2 class libraries, one named 1500, one named 2360.
>>>
>>>When we issue
>>>SET CLASSLIB TO 1500
>>>
>>>Everything is Ok,
>>>
>>>But later when we want to
>>>SET CLASSLIB TO 2360 ADDITIVE
>>>
>>>We get an error about the ALIAS is already used?
>>>.
>>>.
>>>.
>>>
>>>After a little research, loading 1500 from the command window, SET('CLASSLIB') returns
>>>
>>>...\CLASSLIB\1500.VCX
>>>
>>>However, if you add a class library with a character name, it returns something like...
>>>
>>>SET CLASSLIB TO WAYNE
>>>? SET('CLASSLIB)
>>>...\CLASSLIB\WAYNE.VCX ALIAS WAYNE
>>>
>>>From what it looks like, you can't simultaneously load two libraries with numeric names??
>>>
>>>Anyone ever seen this?
>>
>>Not to be a jerk or anything but
>>these class names are not very meaningful.
>>Why not give them more meaningful english type
>>descriptors. It would make the problem go
>>away and stick to better development
>>pratices.
>>
>>Sorry If I pissed you off with this one
>>Jon
>Well Jon, seeing as how they represent health claim forms named 1500 and 2360, they actually are very meaningful in the development environment/context we are in. To an outsider, they may appear confusing. If I were the one who named them, I may have used a better description, but that is really completely off the subject. The fact still remains that this should work, and it doesn't.
>
>Wayne
>
>PS My mom always told me that if I didn't have anything good to say, I shouldn't say anything at all.

Did you use the ALIAS clause of the SET CLASSLIB and it still doesn't work?

Vlad