Try this:
SET DATE FORMAT YYYYMMDD
--put parenthesis around expression
SET VAR vJB = ('C:\JB'+CTXT(.#DATE)+'.txt')
SET DATE FORMAT MM/DD/YY
--Use ampersand instead of period to include contents in command
PRINT <report> WHERE <criteria> OPTION TXT|FILENAME &vJB
Dennis McGrath
> SET DATE FORMAT YYYYMMDD
> SET VAR vJB = 'C:\JB'+CTXT(.#DATE)+'.txt'
> SET DATE FORMAT MM/DD/YY
> PRINT <report> WHERE <criteria> OPTION TXT|FILENAME .vJB
> return
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