: Re: [U2] CSV output
If you want to make the DICT entry more readable, put CHAR(009) in field
2
of your TAB dictionary record.
Also, in field 4: if you put value marks between each tab then you can
have
three-line column headings (the UniVerse max) that will also be
correctly
tabbed:
CHAR(009
Hi
Is there any way to change the prompt to something like BR299?
It would really help to know where I am, whilst hopping from branch to
branch.
Thanks
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You can assign the prompt name to SYSTEM(4002) using basic and run it in the
Login paragraph.
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Are you remembering back to the good old days of Pr1me and Information when
that was user maintainable?
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Hi
Is there any way to change the prompt to something like
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Hi
Is there any way to change the prompt to something like BR299?
It would really help to know where I am, whilst
These might be useful. To save typing, I decided to use Q for QUOTE, C
for COMMA and T for TAB. And since I thought it likely that I would use
QUOTE COMMA QUOTE (or Q C Q) a lot, I also set up D (for DELIMITER) as
below. Also q and d which use double quotes.
Top of D in VOC, 20 lines, 108
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Subject: [U2] CSV output
If you are into kewl, crazy short cuts (and other clever devices)
For those who are lazy
If you want to make the DICT entry more readable, put CHAR(009) in field 2
of your TAB dictionary record.
Also, in field 4: if you put value marks between each tab then you can have
three-line column headings (the UniVerse max) that will also be correctly
tabbed:
If you are into kewl, crazy short cuts (and other clever devices)
For those who are lazy to write fancy routines to create CSV files, I've
created two dict items, namely COMMA and QUOTE, as follows:
COMMA
001: I
002: ,
003:
004: ,
005: 1T
QUOTE
001: I
002: ''
003:
004:
005:1T
To
