Difference between revisions of "DEFAULTEXT()"
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Latest revision as of 09:04, 16 November 2012
Contents
Purpose
Function to return a file name with a new extension if one does not already exist
Syntax
DEFAULTEXT(<expC1>,<expC2>)
See Also
BASENAME(), DBF(), DEFAULT(), FORCEEXT(), FORCEPATH(), GETENV(), JUSTDRIVE(), JUSTEXT(), JUSTFNAME(), JUSTPATH(), JUSTSTEM(), NDX(), PATH(), SET FULLPATH, SET PATH, SYS()
Description
The DEFAULTEXT() function returns a file name based on <expC1> with a new extension <expC2> if one does not already exist.
Example
open database southwind use customers ? defaultext(alias(),"dbd") ? defaultext(alias(),"dbt") ? defaultext(alias(),"dbx")
