[U2][UV] Determining INDEX.nnn File

2006-11-15 Thread Perry Taylor
Hello, All.

Is anyone aware of a supported UniVerse method for determining programmatically 
which I_FILENAME/INDEX.nnn file corresponds to a particular index of a given 
file?  I know I can look in the I_FILENAME/INDEX.MAP file but I wanted to avoid 
parsing an unpublished file structure.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Perry Taylor
ZirMed
626 West Main St , 6th Floor b Louisville, KY 40202 
www.zirmed.com http://www.zirmed.com/  



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RE: [U2][UV] Determining INDEX.nnn File

2006-11-15 Thread phil walker
INDICES BASIC command possibly?

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Hello, All.

Is anyone aware of a supported UniVerse method for determining
programmatically which I_FILENAME/INDEX.nnn file corresponds to a
particular index of a given file?  I know I can look in the
I_FILENAME/INDEX.MAP file but I wanted to avoid parsing an unpublished
file structure.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Perry Taylor
ZirMed
626 West Main St , 6th Floor b Louisville, KY 40202 www.zirmed.com
http://www.zirmed.com/  



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Re: [U2][UV] Determining INDEX.nnn File

2006-11-15 Thread iggchamp
PRINT 'Filename : ':
INPUT FNAME
IF FNAME='' THEN STOP
IF INDEX(FNAME,'/',1) THEN
   OPENPATH FNAME TO FILE ELSE STOP 201,FNAME
END ELSE
   OPEN '',FNAME TO FILE ELSE STOP 201,FNAME
END
INDICES=INDICES(FILE)
MAXI=DCOUNT(INDICES,@AM)
FOR II=1 TO MAXI
   INDEX=INDICESII
   ATTRIBUTES=INDICES(FILE,INDEX)
   PATHNAME=ATTRIBUTES1,5
   PRINT INDEX 'L#10':' ':PATHNAME
NEXT II

-- Original message -- 
From: Perry Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

 Hello, All. 
 
 Is anyone aware of a supported UniVerse method for determining 
 programmatically 
 which I_FILENAME/INDEX.nnn file corresponds to a particular index of a given 
 file? I know I can look in the I_FILENAME/INDEX.MAP file but I wanted to 
 avoid 
 parsing an unpublished file structure. 
 
 Any ideas? 
 
 Thanks 
 
 Perry Taylor 
 ZirMed 
 626 West Main St , 6th Floor b Louisville, KY 40202 
 www.zirmed.com 
 
 
 
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RE: [U2][UV] Determining INDEX.nnn File

2006-11-15 Thread Perry Taylor
Sheesh!, Phil... That was too obvious.  I've used the INDICES function
many times and obviously failed to notice that was there in the output.
Thanks for the nudge!

Perry 

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INDICES BASIC command possibly?

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Subject: [U2][UV] Determining INDEX.nnn File

Hello, All.

Is anyone aware of a supported UniVerse method for determining
programmatically which I_FILENAME/INDEX.nnn file corresponds to a
particular index of a given file?  I know I can look in the
I_FILENAME/INDEX.MAP file but I wanted to avoid parsing an unpublished
file structure.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Perry Taylor
ZirMed
626 West Main St , 6th Floor b Louisville, KY 40202 www.zirmed.com
http://www.zirmed.com/  



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