Boy I can't begin to guess why that would happen
I still have a version of 6.5 here.  If you want, personally email me with the 
files and let me see if I can load it into an old 6.5 database
Karen


    On Tuesday, February 18, 2025 at 08:15:35 AM CST, Ronald C Peterson 
<[email protected]> wrote:   

 Thanks Karen. I get the same result. When I trace the run file, it deletes the 
old version of the report but fails to load the new version from the .LOB 
file.I don't understand this at all. If unload all the reports it works fine 
but not for a selected one.Ron


From: 'Karen Tellef' via RBASE-L <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2025 4:08 PM
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [RBASE-L] - 6.5++ WIndows Not sure if this'll help, Ron, but I had 
created this routine for 6.5 windows that I would use to create my report 
files.  It does look like your syntax (altho I use "#1" instead of the long 
column name).  Try copying this code into a program file and run it?   
Obviously change my hard-coded directory

SET VAR vformname TEXT = NULL
SET VAR vfilename TEXT = NULL
set null -0-

WHILE 1 = 1 THEN
  SET VAR vformname = NULL, vfilename = NULL
  DIALOG 'Enter WINDOWS report name:' vformname vendkey 1
  IF vformname IS NULL THEN
    BREAK
  ENDIF

  SET VAR vText = (SGET(.vformname,8,1))
  SET VAR vfilename = ('c:\temp\tempf\' + .vText + '.REP')
  DIALOG 'Enter filename:' vfilename vendkey 1
  IF vfilename IS NULL THEN
    BREAK
  ENDIF

  OUTPUT .vfilename
  WRITE 'DROP REPORT', .vformname
  UNLOAD DATA FOR SYS_REPORTS2 WHERE #1 = .vformname
  OUTPUT SCREEN

  TYPE .vfilename

  pause

ENDWHILE

dir c:\temp\tempf

Karen

On Saturday, February 15, 2025 at 12:47:48 PM CST, Ronald C Peterson 
<[email protected]> wrote:

How can I move a report from my test database into a production database. 
Here is the routine I run:
OUTPUT "reportname".rptwrite "delete rows from SYS_REPORTS2 whe sys_report_name 
= ""reportname"""---This will delete the old report if there was one.unload 
data from SYS_REPORTS2 WHE SYS_REPORT_NAME = "reportname"OUTPUT SCREEN
This creates both the "reportname.rpt" and "reportname.lob" files
When I go to the production system and run the "reportname.rpt" file from the 
R> prompt it crashes me out of Rbase and doesn't add the new/replaced report.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
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