[SOLVED] EXPORT ASCII won't

[Jay Ashworth]

Dreport was actually rreport.

Um, "whoops".

Running now; looking for my pair of rusty pliers...

Thanks all.

Why doesn't even PFVER distinguish those?  Oh.  4.5.8R4.  It does.  D'oh.
-- jra

On June 6, 2014 12:10:52 PM EDT, Kenneth Brody <kenbrody at spamcop.net> wrote:
>On 6/5/2014 11:29 PM, Jay Ashworth wrote:
>> So I'm working on this export for a client a list member was kind
>enough to
>> refer to me, and my export ascii just doesn't seem to want to drop a
>file
>> *anywhere*.
>[...]
>> ::export ascii exp=inventory.txt r=\n f=|:
>[...]
>
>If filePro couldn't create the file, then you should get a fatal error.
>
>Are you sure the line of code is even being executed?
>
>Put a MESGBOX (and maybe even DEBUG ON) on the line before it, and
>verify 
>it's getting there in the first place.
>
>Change the export to something like:
>
>   export ascii exp=/no/such/path/inventory.txt r=\n f=|
>
>If the message box appears, you should get an error that it couldn't
>create 
>the export file.
>
>If the message box never appears, then you have your answer.  ;-)
>
>==========
>*** A System Error Has Occurred ***
>
>On File: /no/such/path/foo.txt
>
>Input Processing
>Line Number: 1
>
>export ascii myfile=/no/such/path/foo.txt r=\n f=,
>^
>
>
>No such file or directory
>==========
>
>-- 
>Kenneth Brody

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