Variables on the end of an include?  As in:

  include 'file.php?a=1&b=2';

Hopefully that's not what you are doing because that is completely bogus.  You don't pass variables to included files, you simply set them before the include and access them directly in the included file.

For my use, I want to get the latest scores for a team.  So I have a script that gets those depending on the variable I pass.  for example.  I would do 10 includes on the home page like this:
result.php?team=team1
result.php?team=team2
result.php?team=team3
result.php?team=team4
This worked in CGI mode.  It stopped working in ISAPI mode. Is this incorrect usage?

What do you mean by includes?  Server-side includes?  I have no idea how those work under IIS.

oh, yeah - maybe I am using the wrong verbage... like this:
<?php ("result.php?team=team1"); ?>  
I am aware the PHP behaves differently under IIS than under APACHE.  Again, this worked in CGI mode, but not in ISAPI mode.  So now I have to do this:
<?php
team = "team1";
include ("result.php");
?>
This works.  The problem is that if I do it again on the same page like this:
<?php
team = "team2";
include ("result.php");
?>
It never picks up team2.  So I can only declare that variable one time on the page.  Any ideas?

<?php ("result.php?team=team1"); ?>

Is complete nonsense and could never have worked under any circumstance, CGI or otherwise.  In your other examples you are missing $ in front of your variable declarations.

This looks like you simply don't understand what you are doing and need some help.  The bug system is not the place for it.  Please ask your questions on the php-general mailing list.

thanks for the typo, in my script I do have the $.  I just forgot to put it in my comments for the bug database.  sorry.  And also, it is not complete nonsense.  I have been doing it for over a year and it worked fine until I switched to ISAPI mode.  I have searched everywhere and found that many people have the same problems and thought it might be a bug.

Are you really trying to tell me that

<?php ("result.php?team=team1"); ?>

has done something useful for you in any way whatsoever?  If so, then you know something nobody else does because that line really makes no sense at all.  Please also point me to your reference of many other people using the same syntax.

yes it really did work before.  i don't know why you are making me sound like i'm crazy.  it works on server side includes with .shtml extension and it did work as a server side include with .php ext. until I switched to ISAPI.

Because this tag, which you keep saying works, makes no sense:

<?php ("result.php?team=team1"); ?>

The PHP parser has no idea what to with this.  Putting a filename inside brackets is meaningless.  There is no command there.  So if this somehow worked before, then it is something other than PHP that made it work, and if it has now stopped working, then it is this something other than PHP that has broken on you.

alright, I will concede to my first problem and find a way around it.  Do you have any input on the 2nd problem I had?  It looks like no variables are being passed, including HTTP headers.  try this link to see what I mean:
http://www.atlantasilverbacks.com/game/season_ticket_order_form2.php
Again, this worked in CGI mode but will not work in ISAPI mode.

Like I said, this is not a support forum.  This is for reporting genuine bugs.  Please use the support mailing lists and provide them with a concise example, your expected output and the actual output and they can help you work through the problems.