Are multiple filesearch objects allowed?
 

Is it possible to run to filesearch objects at the same
time? I tried a filesearch within a filesearch, using
a "for i = 1 to .FoundFiles.Count" on the first
filesearch, and "for j = 1 to .FoundFiles.Count" for the
second filesearch. The first pass through both
filesearches works fine, but when the procedure loops
back for i = 2, the criteria for the second filesearch
are applied instead of those for the first. I even gave
the two filesearch objects different names, but it
doesn't help. Is what I want to do even possible?

Are multiple filesearch objects allowed?
 

Philip

I seem to remember that you can only have one search going at a time. I
can't seem to find anything to back that up, but that's what I remember.

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"Philip Davich" wrote in message
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Is it possible to run to filesearch objects at the same
time? I tried a filesearch within a filesearch, using
a "for i = 1 to .FoundFiles.Count" on the first
filesearch, and "for j = 1 to .FoundFiles.Count" for the
second filesearch. The first pass through both
filesearches works fine, but when the procedure loops
back for i = 2, the criteria for the second filesearch
are applied instead of those for the first. I even gave
the two filesearch objects different names, but it
doesn't help. Is what I want to do even possible?