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Has anyone out there used the Transoft ODBC Driver to access PRO-ISAM files?
am trying to integrate Crystal Report Writer into my system
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George Walton Snr.

TRANSOFT ODBC DRIVER
Started by George Walton, Jun 20 2001 01:07 PM
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Posted 21 June 2001 - 02:06 PM
You must create your own Data Dictionary (.UDD) for all the ProISAM files that you wish to access via ODBC. This involves creating a text file (.UDF) that describes the file and record layout. Then run U/SQLi to convert the .UDF into a .UDD file.
ProIV field names that use invalid characters (like '# ','$' and '.') aren't allowed in ODBC. You must change these. Also you must give each array element, like PM.DEPTVIEW(1), a unique name since ODBC does not support arrays.
I wrote a ProIV function to try to automate creating this .UFD file. However, my function does not handle ProIV array fields properly when creating the text file for the .UFD file. You must manually create a separate field for each element of the array and adjust the offset accordingly.
Attached is a crude function that exports the basic info needed for the .UFD file.
Good Luck!
ProIV field names that use invalid characters (like '# ','$' and '.') aren't allowed in ODBC. You must change these. Also you must give each array element, like PM.DEPTVIEW(1), a unique name since ODBC does not support arrays.
I wrote a ProIV function to try to automate creating this .UFD file. However, my function does not handle ProIV array fields properly when creating the text file for the .UFD file. You must manually create a separate field for each element of the array and adjust the offset accordingly.
Attached is a crude function that exports the basic info needed for the .UFD file.
Good Luck!
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