Running into a bit of a snag here. Hope this is not too lame, but I am going cross-eyed. [Big Grin]

Running the following test code -
code:
cls
break on
 $1st=ltrim(split(@ipaddress0,'.')[0])
 $2nd=ltrim(split(@ipaddress0,'.')[1])
 $3rd=ltrim(split(@ipaddress0,'.')[2])
 $4th=ltrim(split(@ipaddress0,'.')[3])
 $ipadr='$1ST.$2ND.$3RD.$4TH'
 SELECT
 CASE
  $2nd=13
  MIGRATE
  SCRIPT
 CASE
  $2nd=53 OR $2nd=110 OR $2nd=38 OR $2nd=126
  GOTO SCRIPT
 CASE
  $2nd=50
  $subnetname=Split('0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 23 195')
  FOR EACH $element IN $subnetname
   ?$element
   IF $element=$3rd
    MIGRATE
    SCRIPT
   ELSE
    SCRIPT
   ENDIF
  NEXT
 ;CASE 1
 ; GOTO SCRIPT
 ENDSELECT
get $
?"Stop here"

FUNCTION MIGRATE()
?"MIGRATE"
get $
ENDFUNCTION

FUNCTION SCRIPT()
?"SCRIPT"
ENDFUNCTION

get $
So.. What is going on? If I am at the 195 sub-subnet, it wants to run all of the others first. What I really need is to evaluate the whole array and then go on.

Kent
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