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  3. May 2007

Re: SQL Retrieve in iNav

Visit the "Options" tab/menu [whatever it is called] in "Generate SQL" and un-check the "Format statements for readability". I am not sure why, when output is [re]set to use a database file versus an ASCII client [stream] file, why those characters would ever be included.

Regards, Chuck
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Jerry Adams wrote:
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So I used iNav's "Generate SQL..." in the Databases node. All well and goodness, but there's something that's irritating me about it. The source member that it creates has x'0D' x'25' at the conclusion of every line. I have no idea what x'0D' means, but x'25' is underline and reverse image.
I didn't see any options in the "Generate SQL..." panes that could cause (or prevent) this. What gives? Is this normal behavior for this function? Or am I just sitting wrong in my chair?


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