[Allegro] u1 funktioniert nicht

[armin.stephan at augustana.de]

Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen,


könnte  bitte jemand mal einen Blick auf die angehängte kleine  
Export-Parameterdatei werfen und mir sagen, warum "u1" nicht  
funktioniert? Verwende ich statt "u1" eine konkrete Kategorienummer  
funktioniert es. Aber das hilft nicht weiter, denn ich möcthe gerne  
mit dem Kopfbefehl Mehrfachkategorien abarbeiten.


Mit freundlichen Grüßen

Armin Stephan
Augustana-Hochschule / Bibliothek
91564 Neuendettelsau
armin.stephan at augustana.de
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  E-0.APR : EXTERN Prototype : to download records in ASCII format
  960214           with tags, line breaking, or even page breaking

  Output : records in allegro basic format:
           written as ASCII text file, fields with tags
           every field on a new line, line breaking at 66 characters
           longer fields indented on continuation lines

  Purpose: Output file can be used
           a) as an interface to other software that would be able to read it
           b) as a proof reading list for data entry operators

  Batch  : EXTERN.BAT

pn="E-0 : Prototype for EXTERNAL format"


  --------- Constants (to be changed as needed) -------------------

zl=0
fm=0

                         lines per record)
ks=6	    Start position 0 in every field (i.e., the tags will be written


  -----------------------------------------------------------------


 Kopfbefehle
 
ak=6020+A 



1=C
5=" ; "


  ********* Field list ********************************************




#-A




#0010    Identnummer BIS-C

#t5



#u1    Ansetzungsform
#t5
#t{ "1" }      is_master=1

#t1

#+#


  ------------------------------------------------------------------


  ****************************************************************************

 Code changes : add p-commands if some characters must be coded
                differently in the output
 Examples:
 p � "ae"   to write se instead of �
 p { [      replace { by [ in the output
 p @ 1      omit (suppress) @ in the output
 p # 95     replace '#' by ASCII code 95 (decimal)
 p � .27 2 1 224 27 2 0
            replace � by a (decimal) escape sequence
 p � "alpha"   replace character by word

 If any fields need to be coded differently, use additional q commands:
 (and write  !nnn  instead of  #nnn for those fields)

 q a/z 65   turn smalls into caps  (for example)
 q � "ae"   and so on