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At 09 NOV 1999 10:34:13AM Dale Walker (MagCorp) wrote:

It's me again.

Before we upgraded to 3.12 from 2.12 we were able to list the dictionary formulas by creating a dict.dict.filename file(table) and then do a list dict.dict.filename (substitute name for ID) formula (column 8)….. id-supp (p)

and then get the following three columns.

(substitute name for id) formula description

Now in 3.12 it does not recognize the (substitute name for ID) when a list command is issued. Is this because of the period/underscore issue or is there something else involved?

Thanks,

Dale


At 09 NOV 1999 12:07PM Don Miller - C3 Inc. wrote:

Yup. AREV 3.1 doesn't like periods in Filenames or Element Names. Instead we created items in the VOC which are generic so that:

LIST DICT. DICT_INFO will work.

Don Miller

C3 Inc.


At 09 NOV 1999 12:23PM Dale Walker (MagCorp) wrote:

Could you elucidate? (More info would be appreciated)

Thanks,

Dale


At 09 NOV 1999 12:24PM Victor Engel wrote:

Don't forget about the USING keyword:

LIST filename USING dictname ….

The dictionary of "dictname" will be used for any field references and "filename" will be used for the actual data.


At 09 NOV 1999 12:59PM Dale Walker (MagCorp) wrote:

I tried the following:

list dict.filename using dict.dict_filename formula (formula being in the dict.dict_filename column 8)

All I got was the results of listdict filename.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks,

Dale


At 09 NOV 1999 02:08PM Don Miller - C3 Inc. wrote:

Dale..

Here is what I do to print / display Symbolics

RECORD NAME is FORMULA in DICT.VOC - to make it global

to all table dictionaries

it is a Symbolic multi-valued with Left Justification

and length=75

the formula is:

XX=@ID

@ANS=Formula for: ':XX

XX=@RECORD ;* THIS IS WHERE THE SYMBOLIC IS

@ANS:=@VM:XX

To use it, type:

LIST DICT WITH TYPE=S" FORMULA ID-SUPP

HEADING "DICTIONARY FOR 'F' AS OF 'D''S5'PAGE: 'P'"

Don Miller

C3 Inc.


At 09 NOV 1999 02:55PM Dale Walker (MagCorp) wrote:

Thanks, I will try this. If I have problems, I'll get in touch.

Dale


At 09 NOV 1999 03:03PM Dale Walker (MagCorp) wrote:

Problem: I did a dict voc formula and it came up with a data type field at position 8.

The Question that I have is: do I modify it to be symbolic or do I create another column(field) that does as you suggest?

Thanks,

Dale


At 09 NOV 1999 03:15PM Don Miller - C3 Inc. wrote:

Call the one I gave you FORMULA_TEXT

Don


At 09 NOV 1999 04:55PM Dale Walker (MagCorp) wrote:

This worked Outstandingly Well!!!

Thanks Don,

Dale

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