pushkey

[Chris Sellitto]

Robert,

You did mention in you message that this started happening after "some
other processing added".  This may sound obvious, but the common link
between the 2 statements is that you are checking dummy variable QD.
Did you redefine this variable somehow in this "some other processing"?
Just a thought.

Chris
 

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> bounces+sellich=guaranteedreturns.com at lists.celestial.com] On Behalf
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> ROBERT PULLIAM
> Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2010 2:00 PM
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> Subject: pushkey
> 
> Using SCO unix and filepro 5.0.08D
> 
> PROCESSING IS AS FOLLOWS
> 
> IF qd  = "N" or qd = "N"
> THEN  pushkey "[brky] [brky] [brky] [brky]  X"
> 
> AND IN ANOTHER INSTANCE
> 
> 
> IF   QD = "R" OR QD = "r"
> THEN  pushkey "[brky] [brky]";end
> 
> 
> these worked for years but suddenly no longer work after some other
> processing added.  I have used debugger and the processing gets to the
> proper place and qd is equal to n or r but these lines are
> ignored.
> 
> 
> Thanks in advance   Robert Pulliam
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