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By the way, in Lotusscript...
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Better tell some more, there are too many ways I could fail to guess what you're up to. The approach isn't quite right, for any file over a certain size (32 or 64 Kb) cannot be read into an array. Not even in LotusScript... :) And who cares about slow? You could import the entire file in a rich-text field, and have an agent to dismember that file on the server.
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Better tell some more, there are too many ways I could fail to guess what you're up to. The approach isn't quite right, for any file over a certain size (32 or 64 Kb) cannot be read into an array. Not even in LotusScript... :) And who cares about slow? You could import the entire file in a rich-text field, and have an agent to dismember that file on the server.

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&quot;You could import the entire file in a rich-text field, and have an agent to dismember that file on the server.&quot;<br />
Please continue, tell me more... i am opened to others suggestions too.<br />

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"You could import the entire file in a rich-text field, and have an agent to dismember that file on the server."
Please continue, tell me more... i am opened to others suggestions too.


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&quot;then reads that file the old-fashioned way (because there is no other :).&quot;<br />
Ok. I was thinking that could be other way.<br />
Thanks.<br />

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"then reads that file the old-fashioned way (because there is no other :)."
Ok. I was thinking that could be other way.
Thanks.


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So sorry if I mislead you :|
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Hi,<br />
i need to load a text file (it could be comma separated text or something like that)<br />
into an array (one dimension)<br />
Is there a way to load like if we are using a db table?<br />
I mean, some kind of &quot;import&quot; and in that way, not need to read line by line and parse strings (too slow)<br />
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
i need to load a text file (it could be comma separated text or something like that)
into an array (one dimension)
Is there a way to load like if we are using a db table?
I mean, some kind of "import" and in that way, not need to read line by line and parse strings (too slow)
Thanks in advance

Loading text file into an array

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