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Hi, Having problems with my script, I am opening a file and comparing the data with other information, if some information match, I open another file in order to write that information, the script works ok just for a couple of min, then an error appears saying the file i am reading, can not be open, I was openening the file inside a loop, since I don't know if this is happening because I am able to open the file certain times, I put the "FileOpen"outside the loop, but now the IF in my script is doing nothing, I debugged the code and the 2 files opened normal, the data I am evaluating is ok, but the main IF doesn't work!!!!

$RH_List = FileOpen("RHList1.csv",0)

If $RH_List = -1 Then

MsgBox(0, "Error", "The file RH List can not be open.")

Exit

EndIf

;$logonFile = FileOpen("LogonFile.csv",2)

$file = FileOpen("LabinalEmployees.csv",2)

If $file = -1 Then ; check if the file is open

MsgBox(0, "Error", "The file can not be open.")

Exit

EndIf

Do

$objUser = ObjGet("GC://" & $objRecordSet.Fields("distinguishedname").Value)

If $objUser.Get("c") = "fr" and $objUser.Get("Company")<> "SVC Labinal" then ;and StringInStr($objUser.Get("Company"),"Labinal")=0 Then

While 1

$Labinal_emp = FileReadLine($RH_List)

If @error = -1 Then ExitLoop

$array = StringSplit($Labinal_emp, ";")

If UBound($array) >= 5 Then ;if the line had ";" at least 4 times

If $Name = $array[4] Then

if StringInStr($Cmp,"Labinal")=0 then

If StringInStr($mail,"ext")=0 Then

if $Logon= StringStripWS("LF" & StringTrimLeft($array[1],2),8) Then

FileWriteLine($file,"Outsourcing in HRList" & ";" &"Company Name is Wrong" & ";" & $Logon & ";" & $Name & ";" & $mail & ";" & $Cmp & ";" & $DName)

Else

FileWriteLine($file,"Outsourcing in HRList" & ";" &"Company and Logon are Wrong" & ";" & $Logon & ";" & StringStripWS("LF" & StringTrimLeft($array[1],2),8) & ";" & $Name & ";" & $mail & ";" & $Cmp & ";" & $DName)

EndIf

Else

if $Logon= StringStripWS("LF" & StringTrimLeft($array[1],2),8) Then

FileWriteLine($file,"Outsourcing in HRList" & ";" & "Company and E-Mail are Wrong" & ";" & $Logon & ";" & $Name & ";" & $mail & ";" & $Cmp & ";" & $DName)

Else

FileWriteLine($file,"Outsourcing in HRList" & ";" & "Company,Logon and E-Mail are Wrong" & ";" & $Logon & ";" & StringStripWS("LF" & StringTrimLeft($array[1],2),8) & ";" & $Name & ";" & $mail & ";" & $Cmp & ";" & $DName)

EndIf

EndIf

Else

If StringInStr($mail,"ext")<>0 Then

if $Logon= StringStripWS("LF" & StringTrimLeft($array[1],2),8) Then

FileWriteLine($file,"employee in HRList" & ";" &"e-mail is Wrong" & ";" & $Logon & ";" & $Name & ";" & $mail & ";" & $Cmp & ";" & $DName)

Else

FileWriteLine($file,"employee in HRList" & ";" &"e-mail and Logon are Wrong" & ";" & $Logon & ";" & StringStripWS("LF" & StringTrimLeft($array[1],2),8) & ";" & $Name & ";" & $mail & ";" & $Cmp & ";" & $DName)

EndIf

Else

if $Logon <>StringStripWS("LF" & StringTrimLeft($array[1],2),8) Then

($file,"employee in HRList" & ";" & "Logon is Wrong" & ";" & $Logon & ";" & StringStripWS("LF" & StringTrimLeft($array[1],2),8) & ";" & $Name & ";" & $mail & ";" & $Cmp & ";" & $DName)

EndIf

EndIf

EndIf

Else

ConsoleWrite("$array has " & UBound($array) & " elements!" & @CRLF)

EndIf

Wend

EndIf ;first if

$objRecordSet.MoveNext()

Until $objRecordSet.EOF()

Posted

I don't see FileClose() called anywhere, without this subsequent attempts to access the file with FileOpen() will fail.

Posted

I'm noticing way to many else statements. An if statement should look like this:

if (statement1==statement2) then

execute tasks

else

execute tasks if (statement1<>statement2)

endif

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Posted

I don't see FileClose() called anywhere, without this subsequent attempts to access the file with FileOpen() will fail.

I didn't paste but I have them in my code like this:

FileClose($RH_List)

FileClose($file)

So I think that's not the problem, do you know if the "fileopen" function has a limit for reading files? I think that's my problem, in the file I am reading is too much information....

Posted

something you might wannt to try is _FileReadToArray. it splits up by lines. useful for something like this.

Thanks 4 ur help sta8mnd!!!! you are right, I think this is going to help me too much, I'll test it and comment after. :)

Posted

something you might wannt to try is _FileReadToArray. it splits up by lines. useful for something like this.

Hello again, I am working with this function, and I have all the information I need in the array like this:

_FileReadToArray ( "Info.csv", $Iarray )

$Iarray[1]-----> line 1: employeeNumber;EmployeeName

line 2

line 3

....

I need to read the array line by line and use this fields(employeeNumber and EmployeeName) separated for me to make some comparisons, how can I do that?

Posted

For $X = 0 to $Iarray[0]

$temp = StringSplit($Iarray[$X], ";")

ConsoleWrite("Name: " & $temp[1] & " Number: " & $temp[2] & @CRLF)

Next

Posted

For $X = 0 to $Iarray[0]

$temp = StringSplit($Iarray[$X], ";")

ConsoleWrite("Name: " & $temp[1] & " Number: " & $temp[2] & @CRLF)

Next

thanks but it didn't work, maybe I was not very clear with my question, I found the solution anyway, the code is like this:

_FileReadToArray ( "HRInfo.csv", Iarray )
$Pos = _ArraySearch (Iarray, $Name, 0, 0, 0, True)
                    Select
                        Case $Pos = -1
                            MsgBox(0, "Not Found", '"' & $Name & '" was not found in the array.')
                        Case Else
                            
                            $var1= StringMid(Iarray[$Pos],3,6)
                                                                                                               $var2=StringMid(Iarray[$Pos],StringInStr($barray[$Pos],";")+1)
                    EndSelect

the $var1 and $var2 are the variables I want separated, it works!!!! thanks anyway

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