I would look into using the arsexporter.exe -- great name and a great
result.
http://ungil.com/remedy/ARSexporter.html
The big fat .arxml files really can take down a computer when you open them.
My personal opinion is 5000 individual small files are better than 1 big
file.
grep/perl/ruby can
Great tip Carey..
Thanks everyone for your help!
- Mary
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On Behalf Of Carey Matthew Black
Sent: Monday, April 21, 2008 10:58 PM
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Subject: Re: Tool to convert a def
Hi all,,,
Is there a tool that will convert a def file into a format that's readable? Or
somewhat understandable?
Thanks a ton
Mary Dollus
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It would help if you would share what it is you're actually trying to
achieve... actually the DEF files are pretty human-readable in my opinion.
It only depends on what it is you actually try to read from it
If you would like to use it to search for wording in error messages -- that
can be
to convert a def file?
** It would help if you would share what it is you're actually trying to
achieve... actually the DEF files are pretty human-readable in my opinion. It
only depends on what it is you actually try to read from it
If you would like to use it to search for wording in error
] On Behalf Of Michiel Beijen
Sent: Monday, April 21, 2008 4:30 PM
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Subject: Re: Tool to convert a def file?
** It would help if you would share what it is you're actually trying to
achieve... actually the DEF files are pretty human-readable in my opinion. It
only depends
Mary,
Export the object in XML format. ( Use the same process as .def
format, just pick the other file type before saving the file.) It is
more readable, but still fairly complex. ARS makes a lot of things
look very simple. :)
HTH.
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Carey Matthew Black
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