Importing csv file
 
            
                
                    JackY                
                
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                    I have a csv file I am importing data to update customer records using a codeunit.
I have successfully completed this task in the past but these records contain several boolean fields.
It seems that when I import the first record and attempt to assign the first field of data using SELECTSTR(1, TrainingInfoLine) it gives me the following message 'STRSET' cannot contain 'TRUE' more than once.
I wouldn't think this would normally cause a problem.
Any suggestions would be helpful. :?
I am running Financial 26e on a sql server 2000
                I have successfully completed this task in the past but these records contain several boolean fields.
It seems that when I import the first record and attempt to assign the first field of data using SELECTSTR(1, TrainingInfoLine) it gives me the following message 'STRSET' cannot contain 'TRUE' more than once.
I wouldn't think this would normally cause a problem.
Any suggestions would be helpful. :?
I am running Financial 26e on a sql server 2000
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            The following code will show how to create your own selectstr function. This is neccessary beacuse selectstr cannot handle situations whre 2 substrings are equal.GetFieldContent(parFieldNo : Integer;parTxt : Text[1024]) : Text[1024] ReturnString := ''; FieldsFound := 1; boo := -1; REPEAT CounterPOS += 1; IF parTxt[CounterPOS] = '"' THEN boo *= -1 ELSE BEGIN IF (parTxt[CounterPOS] = ',') AND (boo = -1) THEN FieldsFound += 1 ELSE IF FieldsFound = parFieldNo THEN ReturnString := ReturnString + COPYSTR(parTxt,CounterPOS,1); END; UNTIL (CounterPOS = STRLEN(parTxt)) OR (FieldsFound > parFieldNo); EXIT(ReturnString);
 This works for me0
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            Thanks a lot. I only realised this limitation of SELECTSTR now, and your code saves me an hour or two of messing around.
 AlastairAlastair Farrugia0
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            I'm just so glad to be of any assistance.
 And by the way: Your post shows that it is a good idea to search the forum before posting new questions...0
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            i have trying to apply the code that was given by PrebenRasmussen.
 am trying to instream a csv file that has 7 comma separated subtrings eg.
 ABL,1480,1480,1480,2501,07/11/05,5456.79
 this is how the code in the codeunit looks like:
 OnRun()
 Data.OPEN('C:\Rates.txt');
 Data.CREATEINSTREAM(InS);
 code := 1;
 WHILE NOT (InS.EOS()) DO
 BEGIN
 InS.READTEXT(Txt);
 Table.INIT;
 Table."Equity Code" := GetFieldContent(1, Txt);
 Table."Closing Price" := GetFieldContent(2, Txt);
 Table."Opening Price" := GetFieldContent(3, Txt);
 Table."Current Price" := GetFieldContent(4, Txt);
 Table."Session No." := GetFieldContent(5, Txt);
 Table."Date of Price Change" := GetFieldContent(6, Txt);
 Table."GSE Index" := GetFieldContent(7, Txt);
 Table.INSERT;
 code := code + 1;
 END;
 Data.CLOSE();
 MESSAGE('Records have been written');
 and the
 GetFieldContent(parFieldNo : Integer;parTxt : Text[1024]) : Text[1024]
 ReturnString := '';
 FieldsFound := 1;
 int := -1;
 REPEAT
 CounterPOS += 1;
 IF parTxt[CounterPOS] = '"' THEN
 int *= -1
 ELSE BEGIN
 IF (parTxt[CounterPOS] = ',') AND (int = -1) THEN
 FieldsFound += 1
 ELSE
 IF FieldsFound = parFieldNo THEN
 ReturnString := ReturnString + COPYSTR(parTxt,CounterPOS,1);
 END;
 UNTIL (CounterPOS = STRLEN(parTxt)) OR (FieldsFound > parFieldNo);
 EXIT(ReturnString);
 please help out i need cos i need it badly.thank u ](*,)0
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            Hi magnifique
 You could try this
 Table."Equity Code" := COPYSTR(Txt,1,strpos(Txt,',') - 1);
 Txt := COPYSTR(Txt,strpos(Txt,',') + 1);
 Table."Closing Price" := COPYSTR(Txt,1,strpos(Txt,',') - 1);
 Txt := COPYSTR(Txt,strpos(Txt,',') + 1);
 etc for all the fields that are used.
 Hope this helps
 Albert0
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            thanx am about to try it and would give you a feedback the very moment am done.0
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            I use this codelastpos := STRPOS(text,','); temp := COPYSTR(text,1,lastpos-1); EVALUATE(Testart.eins,temp); text := DELSTR(text,1,lastpos); 
 you can use this for every element in the CSV-file0
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 guys Albertvh code worked for me thanks so much .Frankie i will try yours later to see how it goes.Thanks everyone u saved the day.i guess navision with tyme will become as easy as ABC . this an appluase for all the help =D>0
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            You are MOST welcome...0
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