I am using the following for writing to a file some data:
Open var_export_file For Output As #1
Write #1,.......
One of the values I want to write to the file comes from a MEMO file.
Only 255 characters are written from the memo field, the rest are
invalid characters.
Is there a simple solution for this ?
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On Sep 01 2004, 05:13 am, cl*****@memrb.c om.cy (CLarkou) wrote in
news:db******** *************** **@posting.goog le.com: I am using the following for writing to a file some data:
Open var_export_file For Output As #1
Write #1,.......
One of the values I want to write to the file comes from a MEMO file.
Only 255 characters are written from the memo field, the rest are
invalid characters.
Is there a simple solution for this ?
Try using Put instead of Write. If that doesn't help, post the actual code
you are using.
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I checked in help for PUT command, but it should be used for binary or
random files.
This is the code I am using: (The Alias_descr field is a memo field)
Set db_query = db.QueryDefs("s elect_items")
Set db_set = db_query.OpenRe cordset()
Set db_query = Nothing
Open var_export_file For Output As #1
Do While Not db_set.EOF
Write #1, db_set![dimension_no], db_set![Level_no],
db_set![Alias_descr], db_set![Heading_Title], db_set![calculated]
db_set.MoveNext
Loop
Set db_set = Nothing
Close #1
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Don't do this "db_query = Nothing" until after the loop, 'cuz db_set
refers db_query QueryDef. I've found its best to clean up (set =
nothing) only at the end of the routine.
Use Print #1 when exporting just text.
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Christina Larkou wrote: I checked in help for PUT command, but it should be used for binary or
random files.
This is the code I am using: (The Alias_descr field is a memo field)
Set db_query = db.QueryDefs("s elect_items")
Set db_set = db_query.OpenRe cordset()
Set db_query = Nothing
Open var_export_file For Output As #1
Do While Not db_set.EOF
Write #1, db_set![dimension_no], db_set![Level_no],
db_set![Alias_descr], db_set![Heading_Title], db_set![calculated]
db_set.MoveNext
Loop
Set db_set = Nothing
Close #1
Thanks for the tip for db_query=nothin g. I am using WRITE because of the
several universal assumptions that follows. Print has the same problem
as Write for MEMO fields.
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