Re: [geonet]: Gridding

[Aaron Balasch]

Hi Mark,   I think I have a GX(or at least most of the code for a GX) that might suit your purposes. It takes a series of individual databases and copies user input channels from the individual databases to a 'master database'. You can then profile and grid from the From the 'master database' with the normal Geosoft GX's.   The reason I said at least most of the code for a GX is that it may require some modification to suit your application. The GX works but I when I wrote it, I made it user-specific to my needs(I never thought someone else might have a need for this so I made it user-specific to me. It was also the first GX I ever wrote so it was kind of a learning experience and I wasn't thinking to far ahead). The way the GX currently works is:   The workspace is in a directory called C:\GDATA\XXXXX\;   The individual databases are in the directory called C:\GDATA\XXXXX\GDBASE\;   The individual databases have filenames of the form PPPPP###.GDB where PPPPP is a five character prefix so all the databases can be identified from this same prefix. This five character prefix can be alphanumeric or just made up of alpha characters. ### is three numeric numbers and in my application are equivalent to line numbers. For example, five character prefix = bool3, starting line number = 295, ending ling number=455 wuold process bool3295, bool3296, bool3297, ..., bool3410,... , bool3455. If bool3300 was missing, the GX would just skip this and proceed as normal. As another example, prefix=nswse, starting line number could be 1, and the ending line number could be 11. In this case the GX would process nswse001, nswse002, etc. For my application, each individual database contains only one line but I'm sure it can be easily modified to handle multiple lines in the individual databases(if I haven't done it already)   If you can give me some information on your particular specifications, I can work on modifying the GX and/or I can give you detailed instruction on what to change in the *.gxc file.     Aaron Balasch Sky Hunter Technologies Inc. Suite 101, 1725 10th Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta T3C 0K1 Phone: (403)228-2175 Fax: (403)244-7955 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----- Original Message ----- From: Mark B. Longacre To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 3:56 PM Subject: [geonet]: Gridding Does someone have a script that takes multiple databases and grids them into one grid file? The channel name is the same is all the databases. If so, can you please email me how that is done?   Thanks in advance.   Mark Longacre MBL, Inc.