Hi Jeff -- Yes, I suspect that is exactly what you want to do. In our code
where we sign something to use with an Amazon API, we have the following two
lines. [I know you know this is OO-enhanced mvbasic, using delivered
libraries in Cache', but I'll indicate that here for anyone else who might
oth
I stumbled upon the DIGEST function in Unidata which happened to be
what I needed - I was looking for SHA1 hashing. Is there a way to
return the output as HEX instead of binary? I suppose I could use
ENCODE to get Base64, but wasn't sure if there was another approach.
--
Jeff Butera, Ph.D.
> From: ggayathri
> In the huge amount of data, an erroneous character has
> been introduced. Can someone suggest a way to remove
> that character? May be a routine that would do it?
This may not fit your specific scenario. On our freeware page is
a utility to "Find Bad Characters". It tells y
Another application had problem processing the file that it had pulled from
my application with the data. In Line Number : 2506 a field(field comes from
a UniVerse table) had a value of 11 and the application is looking for time
(XX:XX:XX format) After this field all data is incorrect. Also, the l
On 17/09/10 08:05, Symeon Breen wrote:
> Yup - twas me
>
> http://old.nabble.com/How-to-check-data-dictionary--ts25764186.html#a2577543
> 4
And while it doesn't count stats, there's a similar program on Pickwiki
that goes the other way - you tell it what the data should be (int,
char(8), whatever)
I suspected so...
Thanks much :)
S
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Yup - twas me
http
More information would be helpful.
On 17/09/2010 06:10, ggayathri wrote:
> I have a data file that is sent from my application(on UniVerse) to an
> interfacing application.
> In the huge amount of data, an erroneous character has been introduced.
> Can someone suggest a way to remove that charac
Yup - twas me
http://old.nabble.com/How-to-check-data-dictionary--ts25764186.html#a2577543
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If you are on *nix the tr command will do this very fast.
cat filename | tr -d \NNN > outputfile
Where NNN is the octal character value
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