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| John Norman 2004-07-24, 3:55 am |
| I was looking on Clarion Foundry and found a tip that reads if the
field names in the dct. don't match the exact field name of the actual
database, an error 47 is likely. I then noticed that one of the actual
field names in the database is "Procedure". This is a reserved word in
Clarion, so it will not allow that as a field name. When I imported
the table, it auto-labeled the field as FLD_Procedure, so I have the
mis-match, which, I believe is causing the error 47. How do I get
around this one? As I mentioned earlier, this is a customer database
that I cannot change.
Thanks
John
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| Leonid Chudakov 2004-07-24, 3:55 pm |
| Hi John,
You can set external name (Attributes tab) as "Procedure".
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"John Norman" <Reply@ThruNewsgrp.com> wrote in message
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> I was looking on Clarion Foundry and found a tip that reads if the
> field names in the dct. don't match the exact field name of the actual
> database, an error 47 is likely. I then noticed that one of the actual
> field names in the database is "Procedure". This is a reserved word in
> Clarion, so it will not allow that as a field name. When I imported
> the table, it auto-labeled the field as FLD_Procedure, so I have the
> mis-match, which, I believe is causing the error 47. How do I get
> around this one? As I mentioned earlier, this is a customer database
> that I cannot change.
>
> Thanks
> John
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