From: Kelly S. H. <sh...@mo...> - 2003-09-12 20:30:53
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In light of some of the comments on attachments, if it makes you feel any safer, the .ZIP file with=20 the problem Pilot DBs can be found here: http://www.mo-ware.com/shane/misc/problem_pdb.zip Thanks- -Shane ----- Original Message -----=20 From: Kelly Shane Harrelson=20 To: pil...@li...=20 Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 10:58 AM Subject: Fw: [pilot-db-list] trouble with the List Field Type Has anyone had this problem on their system? Could someone try this on their system to see if they can reproduce it? Many thanks in advance. -Shane ----- Original Message -----=20 From: Kelly Shane Harrelson=20 To: pil...@li...=20 Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 5:19 PM Subject: [pilot-db-list] trouble with the List Field Type I'm using Pilot-DB v1.0.4 and Palm-DB-Tools v0.3.6. I've tried creating a PDB containing a list of the injured players in the NCAA ACC conference. One of the fields, the team name, is of type list, and should be one of: field "Team" list "Clemson/Duke/Florida State/Georgia = Tech/Maryland/North Carolina/NC State/Virginia/Wake Forest"=20 When I look at the PDB on my Visor Pro, everything looks correct,=20 except for the records for the following players: "1","Virginia","LB","Dennis Haley","NCAA","Expected to miss Saturday's = game." "1","Wake Forest","RB","Chris Barclay","hamstring","Questionable." Both players appear with a blank team name. I checked the header in the PDB, and the list field for team name=20 appeared to be correct. I also checked the records for=20 the two players above, and they had the correct item id for=20 their respective list entries. So I don't think the problem lies with = the db-tools, but with Pilot-DB. Also, when I exit this PDB on my handheld, I get a "Fatal Abort" message: MemoryMgr.c, Line:4450, Invalid chunk ptr. The attached ZIP contains the following files, referenced above: 2003_NCAA_ACC_team_injured.csv - my raw data 2003_NCAA_ACC_team_injured.nfo - the info file used to create the PDB 2003_NCAA_ACC_team_injured_d.pdb - the actual PDB. Any help would be appreciated. -Shane Harrelson |