Line Counting in QUIZ

[Guy Werry]

I think that you'd be better off to use the COUNT keyword.  Here's a really basic example:
> acc employee-master
> rep department count
> go
2006/10/24

  DEPARTMENT   COUNT

                   1
      78           2
      10           3
      10           4
      78           5
      76           6
      10           7

One problem you will have is with the blank lines ... if they are part of a 'skip 3' that you've dis-assembled, then the COUNT won't help you because the lines are generated by ONE report statement, that is, one record complex.

At that point, you might want to consider using an OS script ... would be nice if we knew what platform.

Guy L. Werry
Senior Systems Analyst
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Limited. 


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Adam

You could write to disk file, You may have to prefix a skip with " " (eg " 
" skip " " skip " " skip) to make sure you get at least a single character 
per line.

If this is just a once off, then use an editor or o/s script to add a line 
number.

If something more permanent is required then define a file that will read 
the disk file you just wrote then you can add the line number.


Jeff



At 10:46 AM 24/10/2006, you wrote:
>Hi there,
>It is about 2 years since I have coded in Powerhouse, but due to the
>need to get some data out of the old system, I am asking for some
>assistance.
>
>I have an existing .qzs file that I need to run, but need to put
>additional information including a 'line number' at the beginning of
>each line, including blank lines.
>I have added the other information, and expanded out each 'skip 3' into
>3 individual 'skip' instructions with the appropriate information being
>displayed.
>
>The problem is I don't know how to add a 'line number' to it. How can I
>increment a count for each line?
>
>Your assistance would be most helpful.
>
>Thanks
>
>
>
>Adam Robertson
>Division of Information Technology
>Charles Sturt University
>Leeds Parade
>Orange  NSW  2800
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