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Prarie
Virtuoso
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Anyone have a procedure that can read a Focexec and display all the Table Files, Hold Files and HTMLs. So you would have:
Focexec Name - NEWONE.FEX
TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT CAR
ON TABLE HOLD AS NEWCAR
END
-HTMLFORM CARCAR

Load in Focexec NEWONE.FEX in your procedure and your output would be:

File = CAR
Hold File = NEWCAR
HTML = CARCAR

Purpose for this. We have been involved in a project to convert reports from previous languages to WebFocus and now it's time to document each one for Production Support.
 
Posts: 1903 | Location: San Antonio | Registered: February 28, 2005Report This Post
susannah
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make a list of all your fexes using dir ..*.fex /b > mylist.txt
then read clean up that file a bit so you can loop thru it, reading 1 fex name at a time, &fex1
make a single master, fexmast, for reading any fex (make it a large enough record length to accommodate whatever your longest fex line is, typically)
table file against each fex in turn
filedef fexmaster disk d:\ibi\.. &fex1.fex
to pull out any statment containing
TABLE FILE
or
!IBI.FIL
or whatever you need to salvage.
 
Posts: 3811 | Location: Manhattan | Registered: October 28, 2003Report This Post
Prarie
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Thanks Susannah, will do this. I remember doing something like this several years ago.
 
Posts: 1903 | Location: San Antonio | Registered: February 28, 2005Report This Post
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