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NOT ABLE TO READ OR WRITE AP AGING TO A FILE
Hi Jay, Thanks Jay, you are the best, your responses were not only first rate but also exceptionally quick. The issue was resolved, actually the *.tmp file was hidden. I converted this tmp file into a csv and have cleaned the file according to my needs. Now I have to figure a way out to...- sakmer123
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- Forum: ACCPAC Solutions
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NOT ABLE TO READ OR WRITE AP AGING TO A FILE
Hi Jay, Thanks for the response, I know this can be dumb, but I cannot see the csv file. I inserted this code MsgBox (APAGING1.Fields("FILENAME").Value) to view the path and name of the file (.csv) but this makes a file (.tmp) under "c:\documents and settings\....\tfc84.tmp" When I...- sakmer123
- Post #5
- Forum: ACCPAC Solutions
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NOT ABLE TO READ OR WRITE AP AGING TO A FILE
Hi Jay, Thanks for the info. I have a couple of more questions with regards to your reply. 1) Is there anything to differentiate the virtual views from the normal views? Any links/help file would be appreciated that explains this. 2) You have written about the csv file, I tried looking for a...- sakmer123
- Post #3
- Forum: ACCPAC Solutions
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NOT ABLE TO READ OR WRITE AP AGING TO A FILE
Hi, I have to write a program in either VB6 or C# (preferably) to extract data for AP and AR Aging from ACCPAC 5.3. The steps that I have taken are: 1) Run a macro in ACCPAC 2) Initialize a session using COMAPI 3) Open a View AP0043 4) Process (APAGING1.Process) Essentially other than...- sakmer123
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- Forum: ACCPAC Solutions
