From: Juergen on
Hi everybody.
I have downloaded Lutz Eckert's wildseek.aef from the download-area of
Geoff's Server.

Following the description the wildseek should also seek in memofields.
But it doesn't.

Is this correct, or am I to stupid for that?
(I guess the last is right...)

Greetings
Juergen

From: G Schaller on
Juergen.

I don't believe that version searches memos. It wouldn't be hard to
extend the process to include memos but then you have to consider the
performance impact. One man's memo is another man's poison <g>. Memos
can be huge, or worse, not even string objects.

You have to extract the fpt offset from the raw DBF and then extract the
string from the FPT file. My DBServer repair paper has the maths for
this. Once we moved to SQL we gave up all this work because the process
is just so trivial compared to DBF... and it is a lot faster.

Geoff



"Juergen" <rta.j.steinhilber(a)gmx.de> wrote in message
news:1168338252.234936.28780(a)11g2000cwr.googlegroups.com:

> Hi everybody.
> I have downloaded Lutz Eckert's wildseek.aef from the download-area of
> Geoff's Server.
>
> Following the description the wildseek should also seek in memofields.
> But it doesn't.
>
> Is this correct, or am I to stupid for that?
> (I guess the last is right...)
>
> Greetings
> Juergen

From: h.ebenbichler on
Search for fts32.dll in this group. This dll definitely works with
memo-fields and is very powerful.

Hans Ebenbichler

From: Juergen on
Many thanks to all of you, for the support.

@Hans. fts32.dll couldn't be found. Do you have a Link for a download ?

Greetings
Juergen

h.ebenbich...(a)mescot.at schrieb:

> Search for fts32.dll in this group. This dll definitely works with
> memo-fields and is very powerful.
>
> Hans Ebenbichler

From: Sherlock on
snip[ @Hans. fts32.dll couldn't be found. Do you have a Link for a
download ? ]

www.sherlock.com.au\sherlock32\VO2FTSDemo.zip

Phil McGuinness
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