Patty:  I'm just curious if this would work instead.  Rather than Tally, does 
this work from the R> prompt:

select xcol, (count(*)) from temp2 group by xcol

Karen

 

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Patty Buckingham <[email protected]>
To: RBASE-L Mailing List <[email protected]>
Sent: Wed, Apr 22, 2015 1:23 pm
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: TALLY giving unexpected results


  
An appointment was cancelled, so I had a few extra minutes to try the other 
suggestions you sent.  Unfortunately, I still get incorrect output.
  
 
  
Using the Data Browser (R>BROWSE XCOL FROM TEMP2) as you instructed didn't 
work.  It did show the three unique rows in that table, but when I click the 
column and right-click to select Calculate and then TALLY, I still get 3 
occurrences for one value, rather than one occurrence for each of three unique 
rows:
  
 
  
XCOL                                           Number of Occurrences
---------------------------------------------- ---------------------
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000            3
  
 
  
The same thing happens when I tried the instructions you provided in "02." and 
"03." (re: using the Database Explorer|Table|Open Table...CALCULATE - TALLY).
  
 
  
At this point, I'm flummoxed.  Even if I don't have 9.5(64), there should be a 
way to be sure TALLY shows unique rows in 9.5(32).  Maybe I am still doing 
something wrong?
  
 
  
Patty

  
 
  
   
    
Original Message:
    
     
From: A. Razzak Memon <[email protected]>
     
Reply-To: <[email protected]>
     
To: <[email protected]>
     
Sent: 4/22/2015 10:04:49 AM
     
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: TALLY giving unexpected results
   
  
   
 
   
At 12:21 PM 4/22/2015, Patty Buckingham wrote:
   
 
   
>Thank you for the reply. I am new to eXtreme 9.5 and have not 
   
>created a startup file
   
>(nor can I find any files in my RBTI folders named *.cfg, if they 
   
>exist) so was not
   
>able to edit RBENGINE95_32.CFG.
   
>
   
>The SHOW NAMEWIDTH command didn't work for me:
   
>
   
>R>SHOW NAMEWIDTH
   
>-ERROR- Invalid parameter ( 639)
   
>
   
>I also struck out when trying to SET the namewidth:
   
>
   
>R>SET NAMEWIDTH 60
   
>-ERROR- This command is currently unsupported in R:BASE V-9 (32-bit) 
   
>version . (3222)
   
>
   
>Any other suggestions?
   
 
   
 
   
Aha ...
   
 
   
I didn't know that you are using R:BASE eXtreme 9.5 (32). I wonder 
   
why folks are still
   
using 9.5 (32), unless you are stuck and are having difficulties 
   
migrating your .RB?
   
databases and applications to 9.5 (64) .RX?, or still using the same 
   
.RB? database with
   
R:BASE 9.5 for DOS.
   
 
   
For the record, there are sooooooooo many advantages to using R:BASE 
   
eXtreme 9.5 (64).
   
 
   
http://www.rbase.com/rbg95/compare.php
   
 
   
Converting from R:BASE eXtreme 9.5 (32) .RB? to R:BASE eXtreme 9.5 
   
(64) .RX? is as
   
easy as 1-2-3.
   
 
   
In any case, NAMEWIDTH setting is eXclusively for R:BASE eXtreme 9.5 (64).
   
 
   
With the default installation of R:BASE eXtreme 9.5 (32/64), you may 
   
find the R:BASE
   
configuration file under the C:\Windows
   
 
   
RBENGINE95_32.CFG
   
RBENGINE95_64.CFG
   
 
   
In your specific circumstances, you could use the following options 
   
to obtain the
   
correct display of your TALLY command:
   
 
   
01. Use the Data Browser to View the results of TALLY command
   
 
   
BROWSE ColumnName FROM TableorViewName WHERE ...
   
 
   
Click on the column and then right-click to select Calculate and 
   
then TALLY
   
 
   
02. Database Explorer | Tables | Open Table ...
   
 
   
Click on the column and then right-click to select Calculate and 
   
then TALLY
   
 
   
03. Database Explorer | Tables | Open Table ...
   
 
   
Main Menu | Calculate | TALLY ....
   
 
   
Hope that helps!
   
 
   
Very Best R:egards,
   
 
   
Razzak
   
 
   
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