I had the call K0UXQ prior to 1997 (which was horrible- explaining my vanity N5IN perhaps). When I download QSL's received from LoTW I get records for both my old call and my new call.
When I import these QSL's received using the Non-DXB Import program that program just lists N5IN in the box "QSO's for these OPR calls". If I fail to add K0UXQ in each time in this box (in addition to N5IN) then if any of the downloaded records from LoTW are for K0UXQ Q's, the K0UXQ Q's will be ignored by the import program. Although it does not generate any error messages, you can tell this is happening because the number of records read is greater than the number of records imported. I had not noticed this before, so I had to go back to the very beginning (1959) for my first Q's and download everything from LoTW, then import the entire works (this time with just K0UXQ selected) to get all my LoTW acknowledged Q's in my N5IN.mdb. So this is just a reminder to everyone, if you were not aware of this issue and you have more than one call registered with LoTW you may be missing lot's of acknowledged Q's in your DXBase data base. Ideally the Non-DXB Import would remember your various calls, but it doesn't! Once you have the past missing LoTW acknowledged Q's in your data base, then in the future when ever you import LoTW records remember to enter all your calls in the "QSO's for this OPR Calls" box! Ron, N5IN From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Jun 10 02:39:26 2005 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Wayne Ashworth) Date: Fri Jun 10 02:39:03 2005 Subject: [Dxbase] Splitting Logs Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> First of all, I am new to DXBase and I have been reading the archives and may have missed the obvious answer, but I am wanting to split my log file as it was imported from another program and contains contacts made under a couple of previous calls as well as the current one. Is there a way to do this using date parameters or some such? Thanks, Wayne W4HG
