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I'm not sure what you mean, but if you're looking to run a PFF file that concatenates and exports data, that is possible. Say you have a menu program, you could write logic like this: execpff ( "Concatenate Data.pff" ,wait); execpff ( "Export Data.pff" ,wait); You would have to e...

We've heard of this happening in the past. Can you use the CSPro 7.0 beta and see if it still happens:

http://csprousers.org/beta/

I assume that you have OLD_TABS = Y set in your environment variables?

Unfortunately, this is a bug. We'll fix it for CSPro 7.0. It occurs if you export a data item that doesn't have a decimal point and when that item is blank (notappl) in the data file. This happens in your file in V406 and V407. This works: export to f2 case_id (HHEA,HHNUM,M1_LINE(i)), MOD_1B, MOD_1 ...

Take a look at my answer here:

http://www.csprousers.org/forum/viewtop ... 5722#p5722

There is no way to do this right now. What most people do is have their first value set include all codes, and then they break up their value sets on the second, third, etc. value sets. So you would have:

Value Set 1: A, B, C, D
Value Set 2: A, B
Value Set 3: C, D

The batch output will keep any inconsistent or dirty data, but it will make your sure that your data is structurally correct. For example, if you have a record that has a maximum number of occurrence of 10, but your data file has a case with 15 occurrences, the batch output will NOT contain 15 occur...

You put that code in the application-level PROC, which gets run only one for your whole run. You need to put the code in a PROC that gets run for every case. See below: PROC ABC_QUEST preproc if not RESP_ID in 1 , 3 , 10 , 50 , 97 then skip case ; endif ;

Wow, that is great sleuthing! I'm glad that you found a solution to the problem.

In addition to what you posted, can you post the batch application that you used to change the IDs? I would like to see the data file with the changed IDs. The dictionary in what you posted, myproj.dcf, has an ID of length 1, but the listing messages that you posted have an ID of length 3, so someth...

You can run CSPro batch applications on files that have duplicate IDs, so with logic you could convert the ID. but you have to decide what rules you want to use to generate the new ID. See attached for an example of how to do this. I assume that an ID like 999999 is unused and then assign that to du...