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04/12/2001 06:47:21
John Marrone
Bloodstock Research Inc.
Lexington, Kentucky, United States
 
 
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Coding, syntax & commands
Title:
Type mismatch
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00589131
Message ID:
00589131
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Here is the code for my problem. I create RaceNumber as N(2) in my create
table command but I get a type mismatch when I go to replace it. I have been
programming for many years (17) and I know this should be as simple as pie. I'm
new to Foxpro though. Is it always going to be like this. I have heard good
things about foxpro, but if something that should take seconds to do takes
hours to get to work right I'm screwed.



PROCEDURE ImportData
LOCAL cFileName AS STRING, cCurDir AS STRING, vnRecCnt AS INTEGER
LOCAL cStr AS STRING, nC AS INTEGER, nR AS INTEGER

DIMENSION aAr(1,1435)

IF FILE("testdbf.dbf")
ERASE "testdbf.dbf"
ENDIF
SET NULL ON
IF ! FILE("testdbf.dbf")
CREATE TABLE TESTDBF ( RaceID C(13), ;
RaceTrack C(3) , ;
RaceDate C(8) , ;
RaceNumber N(2) , ;
RaceClass C(20) )
ELSE
SELECT 1
USE TESTDBF ALIAS tes
ENDIF
cCurDir = myCurDir() && My own function
CD download
cFileName = GETFILE('MCP', 'Multicaps data file:', 'Open', 1, 'Select a Data File')
* nHamdle is public, I will use it threwout the program since I only ever have
* 1 file open at a time...
nHandle = FOPEN(cFileName)
nC = 1
nR = 1
DIMENSION aAr(1435)

DO WHILE ! FEOF(nHandle)
nR = nR + 1
vcStr = FGETS(nHandle, 8192)
vnRecCnt = ALINES(aAr, CHRTRAN(CHRTRAN(vcStr, ["], ""), ",", CHR(13)))
APPEND BLANK
REPLACE RaceID WITH IIF(LEN(ALLTRIM(aAr(1))) = 2,aAr(1) + "X",aAr(1)) + aAr(2) + TRANSFORM( aAr(3),"99")
REPLACE RaceTrack WITH IIF(LEN(ALLTRIM(aAr(1))) = 2,aAr(1) + "X",aAr(1))
REPLACE RaceDate WITH aAr(2)
REPLACE RaceNumber WITH aAr(3)
REPLACE RaceClass WITH aAr(11)
@ 10,10 SAY "Record # " + STR(nR,3)
ENDDO
FCLOSE(nHandle)
CD ..
SELECT 1
USE
ENDPROC


aAr(3) is a number. It is not a number in a string ie: "1".
This should work. aAr(3) will never be empty either. The file looks like this:

"AP ","20010708", 1, 1,,1540,"D",,"C","BUM","Clm 5000n1y",

You can see the 3rd field is a numeric 1.

I don't know what else to do.
Thanks
John Marrone
Bloodstock Research Inc
marrone@brisnet.com

To much of a good thing is a good thing!
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