How can I import a Delimited file into a database?

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God Bless

Ray Dummer

Check out super import/export by mitten software

I think its www.mittensoft.com

Regards

Tony York

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Tony York
Fiscal Software
Perth Western Australia

http://www.fiscal.com.au

Hi Ray,

  If it is Comma delimited files, you just declare your file in your
dictionnary as an ASCII file.  Then you can make a module to import data
into TPS files by reading one after the other each record found into
your file.  Works fine for me!

Stphane

Hi Ray

The Basic driver will read comma dilimited file directly. Import the
file to get the defintion.

I have CW2003 app that imports SA postal codes. From to comma delimited
to tps. I'll mail it to you if you want it.

Regards
Malcolm Collett
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mcollett AT iafrica DOT com
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Hi Malcolm

I am very interested in your app AND the postal code datafile
PLEASE E-mail it to me!

Johan van Zyl

On Sun, 28 Feb 1999 18:27:09 +0200, "Malcolm Collett"

Johan van Zyl
Somerset West
South Africa

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Ray:

You can also use the Basic file driver for comma delimited files. Easier
to use than the ASCII. Import the file and set it to the ASCII file
driver.

I have also used a hex editor or a programmer's editor to read the file
and then declare the fields manually.

Would like to hear how you did.

Ken Wagner

Ray,
  If you want to write the code yourself, Comma Delimited files in clarion
use the Basic driver.

hth
Soheil Sehati