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  1. gsdcrazy

    Making A Word Document Visable from Access

    Everyone, Thanks so much for your quick response. Sorry, I did not mention that the Word Documents are using VBA Macros. The Macros are working just fine. They are contained in a "dot" Word Template that creates the document (doc) through the Macros. The "quoting" of the "Add Template"...
  2. gsdcrazy

    Making A Word Document Visable from Access

    Sometime in 2003/2004, I created Access/Word/Excel software for my wife's volunteer club. I really am not an Access or VBA programmer, but. . . Don't even remember what version of Windows was active at that time, but the Club managed to keep the same versions on two different laptops until...
  3. gsdcrazy

    Is there a DBA Setting that turns off SQL Plus "echo" Command

    Thanks for the response. I apologize for not being more specific in the request. I am running from a SQL*Plus script file, but am not running interactively. I was running a batch command from an UNIX script: { echo "${UID}" echo "@/home/walterg5/BetaFlows/data/NDWBTACPOSQL.sql " } |...
  4. gsdcrazy

    Is there a DBA Setting that turns off SQL Plus "echo" Command

    I am running a file in SQL Plus and can only get the "feedback" (how many rows updated or whatever). Can the DBA's turn off the "set echo on" command? The code I am running is: set linesize 80 set pagesize 0 set echo on set feedback on set termout on set heading on set verify on spool...
  5. gsdcrazy

    SQL*Loader - Update Not Insert

    taupirho, Thanks. Guess I just wanted SQL*Loader to do something that it can not. I'll implement your solution. Thanks again, gsdcrazy
  6. gsdcrazy

    SQL*Loader - Update Not Insert

    Gurus, This is probably a very elementary question, but I am frustrated. How to I set SQL*Loader to update existing rows, but not insert new rows when the record does not exist in the table? I have tried LOAD DATA REPLACE INTO TABLE ag_ma_indicator_trans (ENTITY_ID...
  7. gsdcrazy

    Updating a large file from a second large file

    KevinADC, So simple when you know what to do. Thanks. I don't think I would have ever tried that. I am sure I missed it in the books I have, but really needed to move ahead with this. Thanks again, GSDCrazy
  8. gsdcrazy

    Updating a large file from a second large file

    This should be simple, but I need to update a master file from a second file. The master file has all records and more than the second file. The second file never contains records that are not in the first file. The master file contains 2 million records. The second file contains from 1...
  9. gsdcrazy

    Microsoft Word VBA - Setting individual words to BOLD in a table cell

    macropod, Thanks again. I seem to be doing more with Access for my church and my wife's volunteer groups. This type of formatting makes the documents look so much better. Your insight really has helped. gsdcrazy
  10. gsdcrazy

    Microsoft Word VBA - Setting individual words to BOLD in a table cell

    macropod, This works great! Sorry for the slow response to thank you. I ended up with two "With Selection" statements and the Dog's Name was bolded and the reset of the text in the cell was not. Not ever trying to set up the "With Selection" with the "Set Table . . . With Row" syntax that I...
  11. gsdcrazy

    Microsoft Word VBA - Setting individual words to BOLD in a table cell

    Gurus, I am building a Word document with a document template using information in an Access database. I use the "with" structure to define and populate the table cells. In certain cells, I need to BOLD specific words (column information from the Access database) that is concatenated to other...
  12. gsdcrazy

    Setting up a window to find the "first value"

    Si M... Thanks for the direction. Probably a little late, but this is a sample of the code I was trying to convert from Oracle to Teradata: SELECT /*+ PARALLEL(t) USE_HASH(t, a) */ t.tran_code , a.agrmt_id ...
  13. gsdcrazy

    Setting up a window to find the "first value"

    Gurus, We are converting existing Oracle applications to Teradata. We have some code that in Oracle SQL is using a window with the "FIRST_VALUE" function. This takes the result set of the window and returns the first value of the result set (always used in conjunction with an ORDER...
  14. gsdcrazy

    Adding spaces to each record in a file

    bi and KenCunningham, This is just what I needed. Never thought to search for "padding lines". Thanks for the help. Thanks, gsdcrazy
  15. gsdcrazy

    Adding spaces to each record in a file

    Gurus, I am hoping there is a simple way to add spaces to the end of each record in a file. The company has a standard compare facility that compares yesterday's and today's transaction files (taking into account keys, etc.), but it requires the records in the two files to be the same length...
  16. gsdcrazy

    Oracle, Echo, and Maestro Error

    Scotty and Dickie Bird, Thanks for the help. I am not sure what the "-" in front of the "!EOS" does, but it works either way (with or without). It was as Scotty surmised. Somehow I introduced a space between the "#" and "!" in my "#!/bin/ksh&quot...
  17. gsdcrazy

    Oracle, Echo, and Maestro Error

    Gurus, I have the code below that reads a row from an Oracle database and then sets a variable with the results. It works great when I run it from the $ prompt, but, when we schedule it through the Maestro scheduler, I get the following errors: /beta/nwdw/salesmi/bin/NDWY9017.sh: [[: not...
  18. gsdcrazy

    Formatting Numbers in a Script

    PHV and Ygor, Thanks so much for the help. I was getting a syntax error with the use of "awk", but the "printf" command from Ygor was exactly what I needed. Again, Thanks, gsdcrazy
  19. gsdcrazy

    Formatting Numbers in a Script

    Annihilannic, Thanks!! This code does exactly what I asked. Unfortunately, I did not ask it very well. I can not match the two files directly. They are not the same format in number of records, spacing of each record, etc. Also, I need to take different action based on which fields do...
  20. gsdcrazy

    Formatting Numbers in a Script

    Gurus, I know this is probably a very elementary question, but I am at a loss. I have read in fields from two files. The format of the fields are inconsistent. They consist of a sign (+ or -) and a number. One file has a consistent format with decimals (period followed by two numbers). The...

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