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I have a clarion 6 program running on an Oracle 9i database.
Within my own program I am making use of the TList 3rd party tool. I
allow the user to import and export from this TList view to ...
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Clarion/Oracle - Dealing with double quotations "
Hello,
I have a clarion 6 program running on an Oracle 9i database.
Within my own program I am making use of the TList 3rd party tool. I
allow the user to import and export from this TList view to Excel.
Here is my issue:
When I import from Excel, via clipboard, and there is a carriage
return within the cell, the text comes in like this:
"This is a test to show
a break in the cell"
A normal cell comes in like this:
This is a test to show no break in the cell
i.e. Windows is adding in the double quotations around the text.
It gets imported into the database fine, but the problem is the TList
wont display this properly. indeed, anything with a quotation within
it will just not get loaded.
Does anyone have any idea how to deal with this issue?
If you need further information, or I'm not describing the problem
sufficiently, please let me know.
Kind Regards,
James
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Re: Clarion/Oracle - Dealing with double quotations "
On Oct 24, 4:54 pm, obrienji...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a clarion 6 program running on an Oracle 9i database.
> Within my own program I am making use of the TList 3rd party tool. I
> allow the user to import and export from this TList view to Excel.
>
> Here is my issue:
> When I import from Excel, via clipboard, and there is a carriage
> return within the cell, the text comes in like this:
> "This is a test to show
> a break in the cell"
>
> A normal cell comes in like this:
> This is a test to show no break in the cell
>
> i.e. Windows is adding in the double quotations around the text.
>
> It gets imported into the database fine, but the problem is the TList
> wont display this properly. indeed, anything with a quotation within
> it will just not get loaded.
>
> Does anyone have any idea how to deal with this issue?
> If you need further information, or I'm not describing the problem
> sufficiently, please let me know.
> Kind Regards,
> James
Dear James
i have application with oracle i am doing import from excel with
another way and it works fine , but i dont use any third part my idea
depend on that i create one table as ( basic ) and at any time to
upload i map excel file with my table and it works fine with oracle
and also i export from oracle with same way
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Re: Clarion/Oracle - Dealing with double quotations "
On Oct 29, 6:38 am, ikrami2...@gmail.com wrote:
> On Oct 24, 4:54 pm, obrienji...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hello,
> > I have a clarion 6 program running on an Oracle 9i database.
> > Within my own program I am making use of the TList 3rd party tool. I
> > allow the user to import and export from this TList view to Excel.
>
> > Here is my issue:
> > When I import from Excel, via clipboard, and there is a carriage
> > return within the cell, the text comes in like this:
> > "This is a test to show
> > a break in the cell"
>
> > A normal cell comes in like this:
> > This is a test to show no break in the cell
>
> > i.e. Windows is adding in the double quotations around the text.
>
> > It gets imported into the database fine, but the problem is the TList
> > wont display this properly. indeed, anything with a quotation within
> > it will just not get loaded.
>
> > Does anyone have any idea how to deal with this issue?
> > If you need further information, or I'm not describing the problem
> > sufficiently, please let me know.
> > Kind Regards,
> > James
>
> Dear James
>
> i have application with oracle i am doing import from excel with
> another way and it works fine , but i dont use any third part my idea
> depend on that i create one table as ( basic ) and at any time to
> upload i map excel file with my table and it works fine with oracle
> and also i export from oracle with same way
I believe it is the third party software that is causing the
problems. It won't display any text if there is a " within it. I am
trying to contact them now.