I think you have your parameters out of order.  The documentation shows:

Sub Open_(filename As String, filetype As enumFileType, Optional 
ConfigurationModel as String)

Example:

D.Open_ "C:\file_samples\Delimited.txt", ftDelimited   'Opens and parses the 
delimited text file Delimited.txt



Bill Palmer
Financial Coordinator, Information Sys
Mid-Columbia Medical Center
The Dalles, OR 97058
541-296-7417

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I'm thinking that the .bds file should reference the .txt file.
Should the script file be separate from the .txt file?
 
Just a thought.
Chase Rodgers
Financial Reporting Manager
Medical Center of Plano
*214-473-7490
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Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2005 03:27 PM
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Subject: [Talk] bds configuration file missing


Hello,
I'm attempting to access a simple *.txt file to perform a basic script.
I had an example of a configuration file used in a project back in 2004; but
it
just doesn't cut the mustard here.
 
In my current project I have this call set up to utilize the .bds file I
believed was
the configuration file the script wanted.
 
D.Open_ myfile, ftDelimited, "c:\ARRAY\DRUGMNEM.TXT.bds"
      
 
But when I run the script it errors out stating " No configurationFile:
c:\ARRAY\DRUGMNEM.TXT.bds"

The file does exist; but I fear it is not set up correctly.
The bds file looks like this:
 
[mnem]
Mnemon=0
[general]
filetime=4/28/2005 2:58:30 PM
takelabels=0
[names]
[fields]
[report]

 
The actual data file has entries like this:
 
NIAC50    
*ROCE1S   
ROCE1MBP  
MVI       
MVIT      
etc....  no header or labels, just raw data.
 
 
 
I have another bds file that does work with another script; but no
documentation to explain each line's purpose.
It looks like this:
[general]
filetime=6/18/2004 4:16:07 PM
[names]
Mnemon=1
AttPhys=2
MriEntry=3
[fields]
[report]
 
 
Any suggestions?  Does someone have a document or the ability to explain
what each line of the
.bds file means and does?
 
Thanks in advance,
Scott
 
 

 


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