From: carlogawa@verizon.net   
      
   There are going to be a bunch of files a few times a week throughout years   
   not one time shot to communicate data among companies. So it should be   
   automated not interactive at all.   
   Could you send the script to carlogawa@verizon.net   
   Thank you.   
      
   "Tom Nelson"  wrote in message   
   news:48875f17$1@pnews.thedbcommunity.com...   
   | Carl,   
   |   
   | I have a small script which works in Paradox 5/10 windows which allows you   
   | to import comma or other delimited records.  The fields in the result   
   table   
   | are ASCII.  It used to be on the thedbcommunity.com as a download, but I   
   | can't seem to get there.  It allows you to use the first record,  if   
   | desired, as field names.   
   |   
   | Steve may have answered your needs.   If there are many files with ASCII   
   | fields,  the script can eliminate the need for editing.  I can email the   
   | script to you if it will be helpful.   
   |   
   | Tom Nelson   
   |   
   | "Carl"  wrote in message   
   | news:4887384c@pnews.thedbcommunity.com...   
   | >I need to import a CSV comma delimited file which has First row of data   
   as   
   | > field names by program not interactive way.   
   | >   
   | > Pdox Win (v. 11) INTERACTIVE import has the check mark box for First row   
   | > of   
   | > data as field names.   
   | >   
   | > Unfortunately ObjectPAL importASCIIVar or appendASCIIVar does not have   
   | > this   
   | > optional parameter for this. Is there any work around?   
   | >   
   | > Actually I need to integrate to existing pdox dos (v 4.0) program. Pdox   
   | > Dos   
   | > cannot import directly data such as First row of data as field names. I   
   | > have   
   | > to launch Pdox Win or other software from Dos program to import CSV   
   data.   
   | > Does anyone know such conversion software which masks interactive   
   import?   
   | >   
   | >   
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