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Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups.Hi, the old story: convert Topspeed file to dBase. The problem is the Type Real. If I try to save a value >= 1,000,000 (million) I get an error 90. Any ideas? Howto define the datatype correctly? (did External: Real=N(9.0) ) I use Clarion 5.5G Thanks Frank
Post Follow-up to this messageFrank, Syntax should be filename = N(9.0). If you have filenames that use an underscore (_); i.e., Field_Name, they don't convert properly. Underscores, in Clarion 5.0 used to work properly, though. Rich Knoch wwww.compulink-ltd.com
Post Follow-up to this messageRich, thanks for your reply. I did a bit more of "research": My app does the following: search for a TPS file and then convert it to a dbase file, pretty easy and straight forward. If I do this with the first file everything is OK and the dbase file is build according the dictionary. But if I do it again all REALs are build as (9.2) in the dbase file and not as 11.0 as specified in the dictionary! Any ideas? Thanks Frank richknoch@cs.com (Rich Knoch) wrote in message news:<1c2ab02e.0403190538.371d829f@posting.g oogle.com>... > Frank, > > Syntax should be filename = N(9.0). If you have filenames that use an > underscore (_); i.e., Field_Name, they don't convert properly. > Underscores, in Clarion 5.0 used to work properly, though. > > Rich Knoch > wwww.compulink-ltd.com
Post Follow-up to this messagefbender@de.imshealth.com (Frank) wrote in message news:<f8844785.0403292305.62c4cbfd@postin g.google.com>... > Rich, > > thanks for your reply. > I did a bit more of "research": > My app does the following: search for a TPS file and then convert it > to a dbase file, pretty easy and straight forward. > If I do this with the first file everything is OK and the dbase file > is build according the dictionary. But if I do it again all REALs are > build as (9.2) in the dbase file and not as 11.0 as specified in the > dictionary! > > Any ideas? > > Thanks > Frank > > richknoch@cs.com (Rich Knoch) wrote in message news:<1c2ab02e.0403190538.3 71d829f@posting.google.com>... Rich, no, I am using always the same files, converting results.tps to results.dbf. Before converting the file xxx.tps is renamed to results.tps and the file results.dbf is removed. After the processing the file results.dbf is renamed to xxx.dbf. Thanks Frank
Post Follow-up to this messageHi, I working with Clipper file. Time ago I found that my dbf file with number fields defined as REAL=N(x,y) changed to REAL=N(9,2) after EMPTY instruction. If you use this command I suggest you the CREATE or PACK command that working right. Regards Danilo (Italy) fbender@de.imshealth.com (Frank) wrote in message news:<f8844785.0403292305.62c4cbfd@postin g.google.com>... > Rich, > > thanks for your reply. > I did a bit more of "research": > My app does the following: search for a TPS file and then convert it > to a dbase file, pretty easy and straight forward. > If I do this with the first file everything is OK and the dbase file > is build according the dictionary. But if I do it again all REALs are > build as (9.2) in the dbase file and not as 11.0 as specified in the > dictionary! > > Any ideas? > > Thanks > Frank > > richknoch@cs.com (Rich Knoch) wrote in message news:<1c2ab02e.0403190538.3 71d829f@posting.google.com>...
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