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ADA files to MS Access
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MichaelRed
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CptTom,
I do not know anything about ADA, except the name. I THINK that the language is more closely related to C or C++ than VB, so if you are thinking of converting the code you might find more answers in those forums. I am absoloutly clueless as to any predefined data structures used by ADA, however almost every language has the capability of writting to and reading from plain text files in any number of arrangements. VBA/Ms. Access routines can be 'easily' written to accomodate any regular format of text files, and there are some reasonably adaptable generic routines posted here and in the VB forums which can read large collections of CSV files efficiently. MichaelRed
m.red@att.net
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I do not know anything about ADA, except the name. I THINK that the language is more closely related to C or C++ than VB, so if you are thinking of converting the code you might find more answers in those forums. I am absoloutly clueless as to any predefined data structures used by ADA, however almost every language has the capability of writting to and reading from plain text files in any number of arrangements. VBA/Ms. Access routines can be 'easily' written to accomodate any regular format of text files, and there are some reasonably adaptable generic routines posted here and in the VB forums which can read large collections of CSV files efficiently. MichaelRed
m.red@att.net
There is never time to do it right but there is always time to do it over
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