Re: What is wrong with these statements

Blue,

Whenever you declare an event block such as INITIALIZATION, START-OF-SELECTION, or AT SELECTION-SCREEN [ON...] you are ending the previous event block.  The compiler expects all IF and LOOP statements to have their corresponding END statements when a new event block is defined.

In your case, you could just remove the IF-ELSE-ENDIF block and things will work fine.

AT SELECTION-SCREEN ON VALUE-REQUEST FOR SERVER.
     PERFORM GET_VALUE_FILENAME USING 'SERVER' SERVER.

AT SELECTION-SCREEN ON VALUE-REQUEST FOR LOCAL.
     PERFORM GET_VALUE_FILENAME USING 'LOCAL' LOCAL.

If you want to disable the value-help for local when SERVER is 'X' and vice versa, you could add this to your code:

AT SELECTION-SCREEN ON VALUE-REQUEST FOR SERVER.

      CHECK server = 'X'.

      PERFORM GET_VALUE_FILENAME USING 'SERVER' SERVER.

AT SELECTION-SCREEN ON VALUE-REQUEST FOR LOCAL.

     CHECK server = space.

     PERFORM GET_VALUE_FILENAME USING 'LOCAL' LOCAL.

If the logical expression in the CHECK statement evaluates to false, the event block will be exited before the subroutine can be called.

Best,

  Eric