Write wordlist to text file

How do I write a code that creates a new wordlist
in a text file and able to add more words to the lists?

How do I write a code that creates a new wordlist
in a text file and able to add more words to the
lists?You open the file for concatenation, add the words,
and close the file.Yes I'll do that Ms Ulrika, thank you.

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Administrators unable to write to a text file created by another Administrator on Windows Server 2008.

Why are Administrators unable to write to a text file created by another Administrator on Windows Server 2008?
--- The Administrators already have full control so how do I fix this? ---
Example: On a Windows Server 2008 (SP1): user A (who belongs to the Administrators group) logs in and creates a directory C:\foo and creates a file readme.txt in the foo directory. User B (also a member of the Administrators group) logs in and opens C:\foo\readme.txt in notepad. User B types something and tries to save the file. User B cannot save the file…an option to save as some other file name is presented. The security permissions of C:\foo\readme.txt show that Administrators have full control.
Work around 1: Explicitly add user B to have full control over the foo directory. The problem is that all the all other Administrators still need to be added (current and future).
Work around 2: Change the Users security permission to be full control on the foo directory. (this seems dangerous!)
It is interesting to not that this same procedure is not a problem in Windows Vista. (Any insight about the difference?)
Sincerely,
Ian

so there is no way to change this without literally shutting down the UAC?
I have files that I need to modify all the time, and it is very annoying to have to save as to my desktop modify and then copy and paste the file again.
I would also rather not give myself permissions to the entire C:\ Drive even specified Folders or documents, etc......
You can change these settings without bringing down the UAC

1.    Click Start, type gpedit.msc and press Enter.
2.    Expand Computer Configuration -> Windows Settings -> Security Settings -> Local Policies -> Security Options.

3.    Double-click “User Account Control: Behavior of the elevation prompt for administrators in Admin Approval Mode” on the right pane.
a.    Choose “Elevate without prompting” and click OK.
b.    Double-Click “User Account Control: Admin Approval Mode for the Built-in Administrator account”, Click Enable, Apply and then OK
c.     Double-Click “User Account Control: Run all users, including administrators, as standard users”,Click Enable, Apply and then OK
Then reboot the Server. You should now have the ability to modify any document, etc....

Write data to Text file - Column by Column

Hi,
I want to write a table of data(2D) to a text file. I acquire 1D array(6 lakh rows) of data & want to write that in text file as column 0. And next 1D array to the same text file as column 2. Is it possible todo that?
I don't want to accumulate 2D array and write at last since it consumes more memory & Labview Hangs.
Kindly share your ideas.....
Labview 8.2
Regards,
Raja

HI,
I hope this works for you but this vi doesnt hanged my PC or Labview. Please check with it and let me know.
Regards,
Gita
Message Edited by AutoTEC on 10-17-2008 04:15 AM
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Write column by column.vi ‏1398 KB

How to write data to text file using external tables

can anybody tell how to write data to text file using external tables concept?

Hi,
Using external table u can load the data in your local table in database,
then using your local db table and UTL_FILE pacakge u can wrrite data to text file
external table
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http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/statements_7002.htm#i2153251
UTL_FILE
~~~~~~~~~
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14258/u_file.htm#sthref14093
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Can I write to a text file on local HDD from forms appl?

Hi All,
We have 8i database being accessed by 6i forms application using web-based arch. Clients are on windowsNT/window2000. Is it possible to dump some data in a text file from forms application (by pressing a button) on local hard disk? User is looking something similar to sqlplus spool in forms 6i. Is this possible? User is specific about file being created in local machine and not on server(utl_file/dbms_pipe). Any ideas?
Thanks.

You can find explanation and a quick start guide on PJCs on the Forms Upgrade Center at:
I think the following code can give you a starting point for a PJC (based on text_item) that will do it.
Also you will need to sign this JAR because you want to access the client machine - see the sigining paper on OTN.
To activate this PJC you will use something like SET_CUSTOM_PROPERTY ('text_item1', 1, 'WRITE', :text_item1);
In your form.
import oracle.forms.ui.VTextField;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import oracle.forms.properties.ID;
public class textio extends VTextField
public final static ID WRITE = ID.registerProperty("WRITE");
String a = "hello";
public textio()
public boolean setProperty(ID p0, Object p1)
if (p0==WRITE)
try
FileOutputStream fileOut = new FileOutputStream("c:\\temp\\textio.txt");
fileOut.write(p1.toString().getBytes());
fileOut.close();
} catch (Exception ex)
ex.printStackTrace();
}

ORA-06521: PL/SQL: Error mapping function while writting into a text file

Hi,
I'm getting an errror ORA-06521: PL/SQL: Error mapping function while trying to write data into a text file.
I'm using the following code:
--To create a new directory
create or replace directory temp as 'C:/temp';
declare
                l_str varchar2(1000);
                output_file utl_file.file_type;
                cursor test_write_cur is
                     select EMPNO,ENAME,JOB,SAL,HIREDATE
                       from EMP
                     where DEPTNO=30;
begin
           output_file := utl_file.fopen('TEMP','TESTFILE.txt','w');
           for test_write_rec IN test_write_cur
           loop
            l_str :=     test_write_rec.EMPNO||'^'||test_write_rec.ENAME||'^'||test_write_rec.JOB||'^'||
                     test_write_rec.HIREDATE||'^'||test_write_rec.SAL||chr(10);
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                 end loop;
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end;Please suggest me if i'm wrong.
Thanks & Regards,
Sanket Mishra

Dear Sanket,
I think you are need use TO_CHAR() function
to_char(test_write_rec.EMPNO) ,
to_char(test_write_rec.HIREDATE,'DD.MM.YYYY')
to_char(test_write_rec.SAL)

How to write single line text file

Hi, I need to write a single line text file using oracle forms 10g that's usually quite long 8million+ characters, I looked into utl_file but came accross the single line limit, is there any way to do this either to the client pc or to the server
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I tried using put_line but i get a ORA-29285: file write error´I´m guessing this is because of the amount of data to be written on a single line

Write voltage to text file

I am reading voltages from a few instruments that are currently being displayed in numeric indicators. How would I write the voltages read from each channel to separate text or spreadsheet files?

Hello Aye,
to save to a spreadsheet file just bundle all info into a 1D array (if you read a point voltage), of into a 2D array (if you read several voltages over time).
if you want to make nice report on every channel, here a solution to save on a text file. every voltage reed gets an index and its value. the finished string goes to a "save to txt file"
Message Edited by Gabi1 on 05-06-2007 02:11 PM
Message Edited by Gabi1 on 05-06-2007 02:12 PM
... And here's where I keep assorted lengths of wires...
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Write data to text file on command using trigger

Hi there
I'm kinda new to using Labview, and i seek some advices.
I've got this program, which is used to read from a usb-device (6215). It measures the voltage at an input channel on the usb-device, and processes it, and finally writes the data to a txt file. I want to control when it writes the data (only one instance/ measurement at a time) via a trigger.
The problem is, that the trigger does not work. It always writes to the file i have specified. Can anyone help me getting this right?
Furthermore, if someone have any suggestions how to make the data in the text file more readable (i'dd suggest using colums - but how?) i would greatly appreciate it. Maybe converting to an exel-document could be the answer?
Thank you in advance, Troels
Ps:
Hope you can see past the danish text
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Sensor.vi ‏12 KB

Your true and false cases are identical and the file write is outside of the case statement. The boolean trigger does nothing. Why don't you try putting the file write inside the true case statement and nothing in the false case? You wouls also place the DAQmx Read inside the true case.
If you are not going to use an event structure (but you should), place a Wait (ms) function inside the loop.

WebLogic writes to a text file and an applet reads the text file

Hi there,
I need some help here!
I have an applet that needs to read from a text file:
final URL prtDataURL = new URL("http://" + getCodeBase().getHost() + ":" + getCodeBase().getPort() + "/ESTC/lib/prtDataFile.txt");
            final URLConnection urlConn = prtDataURL.openConnection();
            urlConn.setUseCaches(false);
            urlConn.setDoInput(true);
            urlConn.setDoOutput(false);
            final InputStreamReader is = new InputStreamReader(urlConn.getInputStream());
            final BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(is);
            String inputLine;
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                this.quanSco = Integer.parseInt(tmp[2]);
                this.quanSef = Integer.parseInt(tmp[3]);
                this.valTot = Double.parseDouble(tmp[4]);
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            is.close();and this is ok.
Now I have the web server (WebLogic) that must write, at regular time intervals, to that file (prtDataFile.txt). The web application writes to the file (which belongs to the application).
I've tried open the file with the File object but since the war file is unexploded I can't get the real path!
I've tried open an url connection,
final URL url = new URL("http://10.191.33.249:16801/ESTC/lib/prtDataFile.txt");
final URLConnection connection = url.openConnection();
connection.setDoOutput(true);
connection.setUseCaches(false);
connection.setDoInput(false);
OutputStreamWriter out = new OutputStreamWriter(connection.getOutputStream());
out.write(currentDate + "§" + quantTot + "§" + quantSco + "§" + quantSef + "§" + valTot + "§" + valSco + "§" + valSef);;
out.flush();
out.close();which seems a little stupid since I'm opening an URLConnection to the same place where the application is. Anyway it doesn't work, i.e., it doesn't write to the file but it doesn't gives me any errors or exceptions.
Is there another way to get this two pieces communicating?
Thanks in advance

I have almost the exact same problem, and I am in the same situation as you are with respects to the language.
I am simply trying to create a file and output some garbage to it but my applet always spits back a security violation. I've tried eliminating the restrictions on the applet runner I use but I still get the error.
My method:
debug = new Label() ;
debug.setLocation( 20, 20 ) ;
debug.setSize( 500, 15 ) ;
add( debug ) ;
// output
try
     OutputStream file = new FileOutputStream( new File( "" + getCodeBase() + "output.txt" ) ) ;
     byte[] buffer = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 } ;
     file.write( buffer ) ;
     file.close() ;
} catch( Exception e )
     debug.setText( e.toString() ) ;
     Can anyone tell why this isnt working?

Write to two text files

Hello Everyone,
I would like for my VI to write to two different text files. I have it now where I can write the two different types of data to one text file. When I adjusted it to write to two different files, it makes me open the two files where I would like to save the data but it doesn't record anything.
Thank you,
Corina

Could you please post either an image of your code or the VI itself? I think that it will be easier to tell what is going on with a visual aid. Thanks.
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How to write '\n' in text file instead of newline

Hello Everyone,
I am trying to write 'C:\DOCUME~1\nXXX\LOCALS~1\Temp' in a bat file using client_text_io but *'\n'* in the path is taken as a new line character and the path is broken into two lines and written to the file. Hence my bat file doesnt work. I would need to write '\n' in the file as there are many reports which has '\n' in the output. Please provide a solution for writing '\n' in the file without getting it converted to a new line.
DECLARE
out_file client_text_io.file_type;
BEGIN
:GLOBAL.TEMPDRIVE :=client_win_api_environment.get_environment_string('TEMP'); --output is 'C:\DOCUME~1\nXXX\LOCALS~1\Temp'
out_file := client_Text_IO.fopen(:GLOBAL.TEMPDRIVE||'\chkdirz.bat', 'w');
client_Text_IO.PutF(out_file,'chdir '||:GLOBAL.TEMPDRIVE||'\ \n');
client_Text_IO.PutF(out_file,'if EXIST '||:GLOBAL.TEMPDRIVE||'\EXFOL\ null goto batend \n');
client_Text_IO.PutF(out_file,'mkdir '||:GLOBAL.TEMPDRIVE||'\EXFOL \n');
client_Text_IO.PutF(out_file,':batend \n');
client_Text_IO.fclose(out_file);
synchronize;
CLIENT_host('cmd.exe /c '||:GLOBAL.TEMPDRIVE||'\chkdirz.bat',NO_SCREEN);
END;

christian erlinger wrote:
When you want to print out an escape character in java (java is doing the work in client_text_io ), you'd need to escape it.
client_text_io.put_line(out_file, replace('your_path', '\','\\'));cheersI tried replacing \ with double slash but it just printed double slash in the bat file. again the path was broken into two lines.
file output
chdir C:\\DOCUME~1\
195969\\LOCALS~1\\Temp\
Edited by: rivas on Mar 21, 2011 6:03 AM

How to write in a text file

i want to generate a sequence of strings like:
-a001- world
-a002- universe
kindly suggest how to do it

try {
FileWriter out = new FileWriter("C:\temp\myfile.txt");
out.println("-a001- world");
out.println("-a002- universe");
out.println("....");
out.flush();
out.close();
} catch(Exception e) {
System.out.println(e.getMessage());
}

Is it possible to read/write to text file without deleting it?

I know how to read from a text file and how to write to a text file. The problem that i have is i need to use a text file to store data for my application to read and also for my application to write. I would like it if i could write two programs really, one reads, the other is used to update the text file. This file is a list of verbs. I thought about using databases but i couldn't get them to work. I downloaded MySQL server 5.0 and installed it. I then downloaded the driver from http://www.mysql.com/products/driver and ran the auto installer. it said everything worked out perfectly but when i try these lines:
Class.forName("com.mysql.jdbc.Driver");
I get a SQLException that says no suitible driver
Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
( I thought this driver came with the JDK but i guess not, i just read about it in a java book)
I get a ClassNotFoundException
that just says sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver
So yeah, SQL is pretty much not working. I need a solution to my problem, either by using text files, or a different type of database. I heard you could use excel to create a database but i have no idea how and i hear microsoft access could also do this, however i don't have microsoft access and i don't intend on paying for it. So, here are my questions:
1st, is there a tutorial on using excel databases in java programs
(if not)
2nd is there a way to read/write/update a text file without deleting it?
(if not)
3rd is there a way to get SQL working, i have windows vista this could be the problem
(if not)
4th what could i do to store information on the hd for reading and modifying later?
thanks, lateralus

A database might be overkill just for a list of words.
Thoughts:
<ul>
<li>What is the extent of your "file updating"? If you are just appending to the file, opening it in append mode will keep the file from being clobbered.</li>
<li>Otherwise, why not create new files instead of editting them? The file names could include a version number or timestamp, allowing the reader to select the newest one.
</li>
</ul>

Write to text file problem

I have a write to 'text file' in a sub vi. It is a popup where user can change his program.
For some reason, only the first time it is called, it actually writes to the text file.
As long as the sub vi is in memory, and I call it again and press ok to write to text file, nothing happens.
I've tried 'close file', but that doesnt help. Deleting the files from the disk before again calling the sub vi doesnt help either, it wont write
to file again. Is this a bug or am I missing something?! Im on labview 2010

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