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Not something you want to see at the bottom of your "Test Program" output.   

Is there a way to print out the error report?

OK, thank you.  I see that many of them are because Q&A can use nested Xlookups but I need to put each one on it's own line in Sesame.  Not a problem, just a lot of work.  Oh well, job security.

Here's one that has me stumped, however.  This works in Q&A:

>#2175:IF #2005="" THEN {IF NOT #2050="" THEN {{if not #2076="0" then
#2005=@STR(#2076)+" "+@STR(#2025)+" "+@STR(#2050)
else #2005=@STR(#2025)+"
"+@STR(#2050)};if not #2075="" then #2005=@str(#2005)+"  "+"SN"+@str(#2075)};if #2005="." then #2005="";
if (#2100+#2101+#2125+#2126+#2150+#2151+#2175)>"0" then goto #2176}
ELSE GOTO #2200 

After translation (and a bit of cleanup) it looks like this:

IF F0008=""
THEN
	{
	IF NOT MODEL1="" THEN
		{
			{
			IF NOT NO_OF_PIECES1="0"
			THEN F0008=@STR(NO_OF_PIECES1)+" "+@STR(MAKE1)+"  "+@STR(MODEL1)
			ELSE F0008=@STR(MAKE1)+" "+@STR(MODEL1)
			}
		IF NOT SERIAL1=""
		THEN F0008=@STR(F0008)+"  "+"SN "+@STR(SERIAL1)
		}
	IF F0008="."
	THEN F0008=""

	IF (LENGTH_FEET1+LENGTH_INCHES1+WIDTH_FEET1+WIDTH_INCHES1+HEIGHT_FEET1+HEIGHT_INCHES1+WEIGHT1)>"0"
	THEN GOTO F0123
	}

ELSE GOTO ONLY_MACHINE 

The program editor is choking on line 6, the third nested { (the editor says it's expecting } ).

Please don't anyone spend any extra time looking at this, as I'll probably re-write it all anyway using variables.  But if anyone can quickly spot what's wrong with my nested brackets I'd appreciate the information.

Thank you.  I've re-written it to this:

IF F0008=""
THEN
	{
	IF NOT MODEL1="" THEN
		{
		IF NOT NO_OF_PIECES1="0"
		THEN F0008=@STR(NO_OF_PIECES1)+" "+@STR(MAKE1)+"  "+@STR(MODEL1)
		ELSE F0008=@STR(MAKE1)+" "+@STR(MODEL1)

		IF NOT SERIAL1=""
		THEN F0008=@STR(F0008)+"  "+"SN "+@STR(SERIAL1)
		}
	IF F0008="."
	THEN F0008=""

	IF (LENGTH_FEET1+LENGTH_INCHES1+WIDTH_FEET1+WIDTH_INCHES1+HEIGHT_FEET1+HEIGHT_INCHES1+WEIGHT1)>"0"
	THEN GOTO F0123
	}

ELSE GOTO ONLY_MACHINE
 

and the Program Editor is happy, but I won't know if it works until all the programming errors are gone.

One other question about the Program Editor...at the end of each top error line is a number in parenthesis, like this:
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  I've seen 0 and 1.  What do these numbers mean?