This could be
interesting
Rbase has a function
called SRPL, you can use this with a CUSTOM COLUMN with the search
action.
Try this
(SRPL(COLUMN,�-�,�,�,0)
I am wondering if the
comma separation would be picked up by witango as separate array
elements
defines:
CUSTOM COLUM = Right
Click in columns area of the Search action and select custom
column)
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im using R:Base actualy. I
dont know anything about stored procedures, but i heard it was possible that i
could make something in C that could be used in R:Base. If i could get
either one to do this with reasonable speed id be a happy man
:P
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Witango-Talk: parsing results
In
reading further down in you email it occurred to me that you might want to
look into
Stored
procedure in the database or Server Side JavaScript
I know
there are those on the list that don�t like Stored Procedures, but there are
certain things that Witango is not the best answer for.
What
database are you using? You might be able to do it in custom columns in the
search action with built in database functions
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hello, as the result of a query,
i get an array of text where each element looks something like
"0000-00000-000-0000". What i would really like to do is grab all of
these values and "break them apart" at the dashes and create 4
different lists. Does anyone know a good way to do this? Right
now all i can think of is do an <@rows> with a whole lot of assigns
which would take way too long for a possibility of 7000 or more results to
break apart.
