Originally posted by: tfinch2
What does that have to do with reading console output from an external process?
EDIT: I see now the software he is using is Pervasive software.
Originally posted by: Dhaval00
KLin: Maybe you should go through the entire thread, and actually read the problem. Journer has no issues "selecting" data.
Originally posted by: KLin
Originally posted by: Dhaval00
KLin: Maybe you should go through the entire thread, and actually read the problem. Journer has no issues "selecting" data.
I have read the thread. The OP stated he just needed 2 pieces of information in a previous post. The recordcount of a file and the filename itself.
Originally posted by: Journer
Klin: thanks for trying things out, glad i could occupy your bored Friday night, lol. Anyways, i'll try this out with my dat. files and see what i can come up with.
Dhavel: i do have access to the files. it's just a had a script that would output all the results i needed into a flat file and i figured it would be easier to just parse the file. but, ill try the code klin wrote and see if that makes things easier
Originally posted by: Journer
i dont think it is going to work for me if i have to install a provider. the goal is to get my program to work without any extra dependencies aside from .net2.0
Originally posted by: KLin
Originally posted by: Journer
i dont think it is going to work for me if i have to install a provider. the goal is to get my program to work without any extra dependencies aside from .net2.0
You don't need to add any references to the code for the provider. The provider just needs to be installed on the machine since you're using the provider as part of the connection string.