Hi All

There is another (hidden and undocumented) method

At the top of the class
Include %sqlmgrUtil

And then you have access to a useful macro $$parseString

I find this useful when I need to do some transforms on the csv data rather than just suck the raw data into a class

Code snippit
    set oStream    =##class(%Library.FileCharacterStream).%New()
    set sc                  =oStream.LinkToFile("somefile.csv") 
    if sc'=$$$OK break
    do oStream.Rewind()
    set xDelim=",", xQuote=""""
    while 'oStream.AtEnd()
           set xLine=oStream.ReadLine(10000)
           set xLine=$zstrip(xLine, ">wp")
           set x1=$$parseString(xLine, xDelim, xQuote, .arr)
          ///you now have the individual cells from the csv in the array "arr" 
         ///and you can process/transform them individually
   }

Look in %sqlmgrUtil.inc for the definition

Peter

Hi David

I think this is a feature(?) of the way Javascript and the upload work in any browser - running JS or an upload blocks any UI updating

so it's not possible to do easily or at all - I think

Peter

Hi Davidson

Please note $zf(-1 is now depreciated as of the most recent releases/patches of Caché

The replacement is $zf(100 - but stressing this will only work on the most recent patches

Peter