Nicholas

But if you mean that you are calling scripts from other db's from one db I can assure you that that form of logic does indeed work.  I had a 120 file solution that had one script from the MENU db executing 20 scripts in other db's and some of these had one or more calls for scripts from other dbs.
Do you have any exit conditions in the subs?  Do you test for MODE prior to execution?
You might try putting dialog popups before the sub-call, then in the Sub itself and then after.  Perhaps it is executing but exiting at some failure point.

Stephen

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On May 25, 2010, at 11:01 AM, Stephen Wonfor wrote:

> Nicholas
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> In FMP5.5 a script in one file can only act on that file.  A reusable script would, by necessity, need to exist in every file where you would want to use it.  Is that what you mean?
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> Stephen
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> "A man who carries a cat by the tail learns something he can learn in no other way."---Mark Twain
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> On May 25, 2010, at 10:46 AM, Nicholas Geti wrote:
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>> I am using FMPro v2.2 and trying to build several small scripts that can be called as needed from a main script. But if one of the small scripts calls a script in another table, FMP never arrives at this lowest script. It is completely ignored. I can get the logic to work if I replace the Perform of the main script with its equivalent small script but this defeats the purpose of reusable scripts.
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>> Is there any way around this?