To stay with the picture of not using a hammer to drive in a screw, I
would just write a Basic program to do this.
Use the right tool for the job!
Open the file
Execute GET-LIST
Then a loop that generates the new Ids including checking that it
doesn't already exist, READU record from old Id,
Quite. Less lines than the original post.
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Another excellent suggestion, Mecki, especially if one isn't familiar
with paragraphs. I tend to use them a lot for one-offs because I've used
them a lot over the years, and am very comfortable with them, but a
Basic program would be just as easy. More than once I've built a
paragraph to do a
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Thanks for the reply Tony,
I can't speak for anyone but Rocket, but we definitely don't feel threatened
and encourage everyone to write great applications and share the story,
regardless of what technology you use to connect U2 to your front-end.
Did I mention share the story? :)
Cheers,
Dan
And from Bluefinity we certainly welcome Dan's endorsement to technology that
enhances the use of U2 and makes for happy, long term users as this is great
for everyone. There are certainly a lot of happy mv.NET customers in that
category.
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OK - a program was always a choice -- just wanted to ensure I had not missed
a 'simple feature' of AE along the way -- again - 90 records -- I have to
alter a single attribute and change the key ... was hoping I could do one
'compound' prestore! No such luck!
Thanks all... at least I know I have
Or, you could download the BPTEST or TRY program from:
http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?BasicSource
...then write the simple code from the command line. Not only are these
programs good to test syntax, but they're great for performing simple
tasks that don't work from the command
