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Anybody know a way that I can make this path work for me? It seems if I choose a path that doesn't have spaces, it works great!
FILEDEF DATELIST DISK \\HORSEISLAND\NETSHARE\MEDICAL\OOQ\CLINICAL INFO MGMT\CMPROJECTS\OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH\WORKERSCOMP\WC_ALL 1206.XLS
I'm trying to get the variables out of this file to use in my fex. Thanks for the help! I've tried single and double quotes around the path and I looked for help in our manuals, but nothing about spaces in the UNC.
There are two ways to get around. One is to put a double quotes around the name which has spaces in-between. Another way is if you construct the file path in focexec, you may use ctran subroutine to convert space to underscore or something else.
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well, first you have to build an ODBC data source (master) to that excel file, and there are rules and regs for doing that, and tons of references here on the Point.
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