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Re: Help needed in solving an error in 'write' statement.
hi, i am also a learner.. i hav some doubts in your code.. 1st one is there is no close -statement for both the files. 2nd one is y u are giving continue in
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Re: Help needed in solving an error in 'write' statement.
hi, The open statement for output file you have entered is as follows, OPEN (UNIT=17,FILE=TestoutputV,status='new') In this statement is says that the status
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Help needed in solving an error in 'write' statement.
Hello, I;m a new user of Fortran 77 and I'm trying to write a subroutine where i have to read a bunch of data from an input database file. I have written code,
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newbie: mapping CHARACTER*2 to INTEGER*2
G'day everyone Context: Compaq Visual Fortran 6.6c on Windows XP Professional I'm trying to work out how to convert a BSTR to an array of INTEGER*2. The
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Re: Can i use an output database file as an input file
Hi aruna, You can always use the out file again as an input file. But you have to close the file after you write the output. then again you need to open the
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