Is there some reason you are not just exporting three column text file year month value
That being said, it's been a long (long) time since I worked with Access (try version 1.0!), but surely it has an odbc driver? --- In [email protected], "brother.gabriel" <brgabr...@...> wrote: > > I was actually looking at those. I am trying to get information out of a M$ > Access database so I can use it. So far I have been exporting one of the > forms which I created in the database and then regexing it with NoteTab to > create an initial ini file that I could work with using PP. Then I ran into > the problem where I need to access the data from two years at once, so it > messed up my ini scheme. I don't know anything about xml, really, except > that one can use "categories" and "subcategories". I have thought about > using an ini file for each year, which is nice, but I don't have any way to > specify the year automatically when I export it from Acess. The most > efficient thing to do would be to simply access the database itself using PP, > but I don't think PP's database plugins will do that - don't they only use > OBDC? Is this something I could do with the COM plugin? > > --- In [email protected], "entropyreduction" > <alancampbelllists+yahoo@> wrote: > > > > > > > > --- In [email protected], Brother Gabriel-Marie <brgabriel@> wrote: > > > > > > Hello y'all! Is there a powerpro plugin or script designed to write to > > > xml files? I am looking for something as easy as the ini plugin. > > > Really, I need to create a file where I save values arranged by month, > > > which is in turn arranged by year. I think an xml file would work > > out, no? > > > > Or one ini file per year, within which one section per month > > > > Or consider one of the database plugins: > > > > http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/files/Plug-ins_and_add-ons/0_Interfaces/Database_Interfaces/ > > > > probably sqlite. > > >
