Hi, Please excuse my previous email about dtml-in getting key errors when using batch variables: I'm convinced now that the reason this whole thing is not working is because of the "mapping" attribute: how can I format my request result so that I don't need this attribute? It's currently looking like this: [{'DT_FIRST_ACCESS': '2002 06 25 03 58 31', 'REQUESTS': 109820, 'URL': '/index.html', 'SESSIONS': 145, 'PROC_TIME': 3.0, 'UNIQUES': 1234, 'DT_LAST_ACCESS': '2002 06 26 03 58 31'}, {'DT_FIRST_ACCESS': '2002 06 25 03 59 39', 'REQUESTS': 94203, 'URL': '/about.html', 'SESSIONS': 672, 'PROC_TIME': 3.0, 'UNIQUES': 920, 'DT_LAST_ACCESS': '2002 06 26 03 59 39'}, {'DT_FIRST_ACCESS': '2002 06 25 04 01 18', 'REQUESTS': 29348, 'URL': '/help/explain.html', 'SESSIONS': 743, 'PROC_TIME': 3.0, 'UNIQUES': 942, 'DT_LAST_ACCESS': '2002 06 26 04 01 18'}, {'DT_FIRST_ACCESS': '2002 06 25 04 01 52', 'REQUESTS': 43425, 'URL': '/gallery/1.html', 'SESSIONS': 23, 'PROC_TIME': 3.21, 'UNIQUES': 764, 'DT_LAST_ACCESS': '2002 06 26 04 01 52'}] I think if this could be altered so it didn't need "mapping", then the dtml-in loop would be able to use all the little batch variables(sequence-query etc) that are now not allowed... is this true? Thanks, Ale -- Alejandro Fernandez Electronic Group Interactive --+34-65-232-8086--