commented assignment in export scanned by rreport
Bill Randall
wrandall at fptech.com
Mon Mar 2 13:24:55 PST 2009
Fixed in 5.0.14
(All) #709
EXPORT ASCII/WORD would always export the same number of fields,
regardless of whether the fields were assigned to on each record,
even if they were only referenced in a comment.
Now, filePro will only export the number of fields as the highest-
reference field actually assigned.
For example:
If:
Then: out[1] = 1 ; out[2] = 4
If: xx = "y"
Then: out[3] = 3 ; out[4] = 4
If:
Then: ' out[5] = 5
filePro would previously always exported 5 fields. Now, if x="y"
is true, it will export 4 fields, and if false will export 2
fields.
To revert back to the old behavior, set PFEXPORTALL=ON.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bruce Easton" <bruce at stn.com>
To: "'filepro list'" <filepro-list at lists.celestial.com>
Sent: Monday, March 02, 2009 4:16 PM
Subject: commented assignment in export scanned by rreport
> I'm just wondering if anyone else has run into this weird thing with
> export
> that I just noticed.
>
> filepro 5.0.08, rreport; SCO Unix
>
> The following export and field assignments work as expected:
>
> export word pall = (fn)
> pall(1)=1
> pall(2)=2
> pall(3)=sc
> pall(4)=rs
>
> Output: "Jerry","2","EDB RET","44"
>
> But when I comment out the last assignment, I still get output
> for the fourth field, and the output is always empty:
>
> export word pall = (fn)
> pall(1)=1
> pall(2)=2
> pall(3)=sc
> 'pall(4)=rs
>
> Output: "Jerry","2","EDB RET",""
>
> I had to delete the commented line to get the new expected output:
>
> Output: "Jerry","2","EDB RET"
>
> I saw that there were some fixes to export in 5.0.13 that might
> relate to
> this although I did not see a reference to commenting, but only to
> variable
> file naming.
>
>
> Bruce
>
> Bruce Easton
> STN, Inc.
>
>
>
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