Great !!!!<br>I just used srch.exe to export records, it seems to give me all what I need. I just reencoded it using : <br>iconv -f cp850 -t utf8 DUMP.TXT > DUMP_utf.txt<br><br>and now, I just have to write a script to parse this file.<br>
<br>Thanks Thomas for these informations, I think I would have lost a lot of time looking for this command without you ! <br><br>Sylvain<br><br><div class="gmail_quote">2010/8/25 Thomas Berger <span dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:ThB@gymel.com">ThB@gymel.com</a>></span><br>
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Hello Sylvain,<br>
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</div>Am 25.08.2010 17:00, schrieb Sylvain Machefert:<br>
<div class="im">> Hi,<br>
> thanks for these informations. Export to external format seems to be what I<br>
> need. I've installed a recent demo version (allegro-C DEMO V28.8) and was<br>
> able to export demo database like this, it's what I need. But I've tried to<br>
> go through the menus of my user interface (which looks like this :<br>
> <a href="http://twitpic.com/2i1xhp" target="_blank">http://twitpic.com/2i1xhp</a> ) and couldn't find anything allowing me to export<br>
> (except the iso 2709 export I had already seen).<br>
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</div>Thanks for the pic, this is obiously the adaption of the standard format $A.CFG<br>
for the Goethe Institutes. Heinrich Allers, who developed this version, is<br>
a regular on this list so he might jump in any time... As far as I know this<br>
format has in its bibliographic fields no major deviations from the standard<br>
format as documented on the allegro-C home page but is quite elaborate with<br>
respect to administrative data (circulation, acquisition) and especially<br>
the administrative records it employs for this purpose. If you should need<br>
to convert these records you will definitively need documentation provided<br>
by the source.<br>
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> But in my allegro directory I've many E-*.apr files. Not E-1.apr but things<br>
> like E-GI13.APR, E-W.APR ...<br>
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</div>E-W.APR should give you the same thing (almost) CP1252 (Windows Latin 1)<br>
encoded. However there may be uncommon codings for accented capital letters<br>
(Heinrich Allers is famous for his generosity to endow any single installation<br>
with a character coding of its own fitting the local needs :-(<br>
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> I also have many .exe and .bat. do you think there's a way to export using a<br>
> command line tool ?<br>
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</div>Sure: With 99% certainity you have something like SRCH.EXE in the Program folder<br>
("ProgDir") of the installation. On the command line you should be able to<br>
execute the following from within this folder (paths and names extracted from<br>
the screen dump you provided):<br>
<br>
srch -f6 -d*c:\allegro\katalog\goe_* -kagoe1 -m0 -v0 -eE-W/dump.txt<br>
<br>
(go through the database "goe" in c:\allegro\katalog and export it with<br>
E-W.APR to dump.txt)<br>
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Hope this helps<br>
<div class="im">Thomas Berger<br>
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