Instead of
if file(), you can test whether fopen() returns -1. This might also detect some other error situations.
After opening a file (successfully) with fopen(), use fgets() to get an individual line. fcount() and field() are not relevant for LLFF.
>NOw i found the solution i use FPUTS and it make my carriage return but when i write in the file it erase me character. How can i do if i dont want to lose character?
>
>SELECT rapport
> COPY TO "export.csv" TYPE DELIMITED WITH "" WITH CHARACTER "|"
> IF FILE('export.csv') && Does file exist?
> gnErrFile = FOPEN('export.csv',12) && If so, open read-write
> ENDIF
> lfield = ""
> FOR gnCount = 1 TO (FCOUNT( ) - 1) && Loop for number of fields
> lfield = lfield + FIELD(gnCount) + "|"
> NEXT
> lfield = lfield + FIELD(gnCount)
> =FPUTS(gnErrFile, lfield )
> =FCLOSE(gnErrFile)
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