Hi list:

I posted yesterday a mail asking for a method of keeping a block structure
when saving it to a file.
First I did forget the subject filed of the mail - please apologize me for
being so distracted.

I've been testing further and found the solution to my problem: quite simple
have I to say (shame on me):

>> probe db
[cand1 [8-Nov-2000 cpi [[1 5] [2 6] [0 4]] tnv [[1 5] [0 5]]]]
>> save %test.db db
>> db2: load %test.db
== [cand1 [8-Nov-2000 cpi [[1 5] [2 6] [0 4] [2 8]] tnv [[1 5] [0 5]]]
]
>> db2/cand1/cpi
== [[1 5] [2 6] [0 4] [2 8]]
>> append/only db2/cand1/cpi [4 8]
== [[1 5] [2 6] [0 4] [2 8] [4 8]]
>> probe db
[cand1 [8-Nov-2000 cpi [[1 5] [2 6] [0 4] [2 8]] tnv [[1 5] [0 5]]]]
== [cand1 [8-Nov-2000 cpi [[1 5] [2 6] [0 4] [2 8]] tnv [[1 5] [0 5]]]]
>>

All works fine. (REBOL is well a great invention!)

Hope this helps someother newbie like me...

Kind regards to all,

 C. COUSSEMENT 
 
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