Your welcome

>That worked. Thanks
>
>>James,
>>there are two ways to handle this situation
>>

>>#UNDEFINE loTmp
>>LOCAL ...
>>#DEFINE loTmp
>>

>>OR
>>

>>#DEFINE loTmp
>>#IF
>>LOCAL ...
>>#ENDIF
>>

>>
>>Tracy
>>
>>>Hi Tracy
>>>
>>>So are you saying that having more than one local in a prg in not possible. See code.
>>>
>>>

>>>DEFINE CLASS aMngResellers AS abizmanager OF bizmanager.prg
>>>
>>>PROCEDURE RefreshResellers(lcPK)
>>>
>>>	LOCAL loTmp as abizmanager OF bizmanager.prg
>>>	#define loTmp
>>>
>>>	WITH this
>>>		lotmp.getreseller(lcPk)
>>>		
>>>	ENDWITH
>>>ENDPROC
>>>
>>>PROCEDURE RefreshCustomers()
>>>
>>>	LOCAL loTmp as abizmanager OF bizmanager.prg
>>>	#define loTmp
>>>
>>>ENDPROC
>>>
>>>PROCEDURE RefreshProjects()
>>>
>>>
>>>ENDPROC
>>>
>>>PROCEDURE RefreshWorkorders()
>>>
>>>
>>>ENDPROC
>>>
>>>ENDDEFINE
>>>

>>>
>>>>>Hi All
>>>>>
>>>>>I thought I used to be able to do this in version 7.0 but now I get a syntax error when I save. What am I doing wrong? Thanks
>>>>>
>>>>>

>>>>>#define loTmp
>>>>>LOCAL loTmp as abizmanager OF bizmanager.prg
>>>>>

>>>>
>>>>
>>>>reverse the order