Hi Fernando,
I confirm that the problem is gone, foxBin2Prg correctly processes the 11Mb dbf file and it doesn't create the <LastUpdate> tag anymore which is good.
As for the problem with exclusions, here is the line in foxBin2Prg.cfg file :
DBF_Conversion_Excluded: tablename1.*, tablename2.dbf && If DBF_Conversion_Support:4, you can specify mnultiple filemasks ...
After running foxBin2Prg I discover that it doesn't create a db2 file for "tablename1.dbf" (I have "tablename1.dbf" and "tablename1.cdx" in the folder) but it still creates a db2 file for "tablename2.dbf" (this one doesn't have a cdx counterpart).
I checked again for names and they are written correctly. Maybe the engine expects a true mask ( with * and/or ? characters ) and since "tablename2.dbf" doesn't contain any it doesn't exclude it ? There is no issue with the fact that I left the comment on the same line, right ?
Regards,
Eduard
I confirm that the problem is gone, foxBin2Prg correctly processes the 11Mb dbf file and it doesn't create the <LastUpdate> tag anymore which is good.
As for the problem with exclusions, here is the line in foxBin2Prg.cfg file :
DBF_Conversion_Excluded: tablename1.*, tablename2.dbf && If DBF_Conversion_Support:4, you can specify mnultiple filemasks ...
After running foxBin2Prg I discover that it doesn't create a db2 file for "tablename1.dbf" (I have "tablename1.dbf" and "tablename1.cdx" in the folder) but it still creates a db2 file for "tablename2.dbf" (this one doesn't have a cdx counterpart).
I checked again for names and they are written correctly. Maybe the engine expects a true mask ( with * and/or ? characters ) and since "tablename2.dbf" doesn't contain any it doesn't exclude it ? There is no issue with the fact that I left the comment on the same line, right ?
Regards,
Eduard