Recursive function not working as planned

I am writing a function in Scheme that is supposed to take two integers, X and Y, and then recursively add X/Y + (X-1)/(Y-1) + ...until one of the numbers reaches 0.

For example, take 4 and 3:

4/3 + 3/2 + 2/1 = 29/6

Here is my function which is not working correctly:

(define changingFractions (lambda (X Y)
    (cond 
        ( ((> X 0) and (> Y 0)) (+ (/ X Y) (changingFunctions((- X 1) (- Y 1)))))
        ( ((= X 0) or (= Y 0)) 0)
    )
))

EDIT: I have altered my code to fix the problem listed in the comments, as well as changing the location of or and and.

(define changingFractions (lambda (X Y)
    (cond 
        ( (and (> X 0) (> Y 0)) (+ (/ X Y) (changingFunctions (- X 1) (- Y 1) )))
        ( (or (= X 0) (= Y 0)) 0)
    )
))

Unfortunately, I am still getting an error.

Solution

A couple of problems there:

You should define a function with the syntax (define (func-name arg1 arg2 ...) func-body), rather than assigning a lambda function to a variable.
The and and or are used like functions, by having them as the first element in a form ((and x y) rather than (x and y)). Not by having them between the arguments.
You have an extra set of parens around the function parameters for the recursive call, and you wrote changingFunctions when the name is changingFractions.
Not an error, but don't put closing parens on their own line.
The naming convention in Lisps is to use dashes, not camelcase (changing-fractions rather than changingFractions).

With those fixed:

(define (changing-fractions x y)
  (cond 
   ((and (> x 0) (> y 0)) (+ (/ x y) (changing-fractions (- x 1) (- y 1))))
   ((or (= x 0) (= y 0)) 0)))

But you could change the cond to an if to make it clearer:

(define (changing-fractions x y)
  (if (and (> x 0) (> y 0))
      (+ (/ x y) (changing-fractions (- x 1) (- y 1)))
      0))