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These procedures are all in the same module. I thought about making the data structures global, but I really want each of the four "main" procedures to have independent copies of the data. I could, of course, define four global data structures with the PREFIX keyword, but I think the EXPORT/IMPORT approach is more elegant. It has the added benefit of showing the relationship between the "main" and "child" procedures. I hadn't thought about using pointers for this, but I probably should have. I am using them to handle a multi-occurrence data structure in another module. Thanks. Donald R. Fisher, III Project Manager Roomstore Furniture Company (804) 784-7600 extension 2124 DFisher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <clip> Don, are the procedures in the same or different modules? If they are in the same module, you can specify the data structure once at the beginning of the module outside of any procedures, and it will be "global" to all the procedures in the module. If they are in different modules, you can simply pass the data structure between them, but that involves copying a lot of data. Another way to pass data structures between procedures is to use a pointer: <clip>
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