Beverly Howard wrote:
hack
Curious... what's the hack?
Export the data, read with perl, eliminate true dups, combine matching (name and
email or name and phone) entries with no non-matching entries, flag conflicts,
output in abook format. By combining I catch the case where a dup because
FoxPro
There are a number of ways to skin this cat...
For example Total on email to NODUPE is a new one for me... will have
to investigate that command further as it sounds interesting ;-)
in addition to Arnie's steps, some other possibilities.
set unique on
Index on upper(email) to email
Beverly Howard wrote:
FoxPro
There are a number of ways to skin this cat...
For example Total on email to NODUPE is a new one for me... will have
to investigate that command further as it sounds interesting ;-)
in addition to Arnie's steps, some other possibilities.
set unique on
Index on
I can create a bunch of variables in the .csv file and then Pegasus
will replace the variable with whatever is in the .csv file.
Great information... thanks.
Beverly Howard
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Beverly Howard wrote:
hack
Curious... what's the hack?
combine two or more address books, eliminate duplicates, and note
possible conflicts?
I'm looking forward to seeing if there is a good mozilla solution for
this as doing what you need has never been easy.
That said, I converted my
d...@kd4e.com wrote:
I remember doing this in dBase+ back in the 80's, as I recall it
required a macro.
Could this be done in something like OpenOffice with a macro?
If I were faced with this need today, I would export both lists to
csv format, import them into http://google.com/contacts
On Tue, 14 Sep 2010 21:56:59 -0400, Arnie Goetchius wrote:
It still works in the current incarnation of dbase+ that I use which is
FoxPro.
The current incarnation of dbase+ is dbase:
http://www.dbase.com/
There are several other products that implement the xBase language
including Foxpro.
Is there a good way to combine two or more address books, eliminate duplicates,
and note possible conflicts? I have a way now, but it's very much a hack and
Linux based.
The same question goes for passwords, as I combine profiles, etc.
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hack
Curious... what's the hack?
combine two or more address books, eliminate duplicates, and note
possible conflicts?
I'm looking forward to seeing if there is a good mozilla solution for
this as doing what you need has never been easy.
That said, I converted my and my wife's
I remember doing this in dBase+ back in the 80's, as I recall it
required a macro.
Could this be done in something like OpenOffice with a macro?
If I were faced with this need today, I would export both lists to
csv format, import them into http://google.com/contacts then run the
google
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