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Gotcha. Thanks so much!

ACTUALLY ... hold on a moment. Just found where I call the url in my node.js script.

No need to respond again ... yet.

@bjrmatos ... you're absolutely right - I'm a promises n00b. My company has made it a "standard" to stay away from promises in lieu of using standard async functions. Those decisions are way beyond my paygrade and knowledge base. All that said, you've TOTALLY saved my biscuits here and I can't begin to thank you enough.

I believe I have everything I need, at least for now <fingerz_crossed> :-)

There is no minimal version and it should work the same with 3.13.0 as with 4.0.0. Are you sure you use the same config and package? Please share the startup log.

As you can see, for the string array I had to force quotation marks and commas, but after that, everything worked great!

There are some string chars that can break your code. Therefore toJS helper is recommended.

As always, you guys are right on the money with your solutions. Can't thank you guys enough, and I'm certain I'll have more. :-)

You are more than welcome.

@bjrmatos ... great food for thought. We do indeed feed data to our reports dynamically and render from a script, but I'm always curious about options and other opportunities, so I may mess around with the browser-based method as well. In all instances, I am most appreciative of your help here. Thanks as always for your support ... you guys are awesome.

NICE!! That worked ...

cp.exec(xcommand, {cwd:"jsreports"}, function(err,stdout,stderr) { ...

Thanks again, @jan_blaha ! I hope this is your toughest problem all year :-)

aaahhhh ... <facepalm>. I knew it was something basic. Thanks so much @jan_blaha ... very much appreciated.