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    differentiating Forms created in Forms6i


    Hi.....
    I am Sandeep working in S/W company. Well my requirement is that i
    want to find out the differences between forms, which were created
    using Forms6i. So for this purpose is there any tool for automating
    the work.

    Thanks & Regards
    Sandeep

    On 14 mei, 09:07, sandeepmanocha.@gmail.com wrote:

    > Hi.....
    > I am Sandeep working in S/W company. Well my requirement is that i
    > want to find out the differences between forms, which were created
    > using Forms6i. So for this purpose is there any tool for automating
    > the work.

    > Thanks & Regards
    > Sandeep

    Of course: diff, grep and awk.
    Or Perl, if you like.

    Guess you also want to know the differences? convert to text (FMB-

    >FMT)

    first - iirc this can be done in batch mode, too.
    Then apply diff.

    -----------------------------------------------Reply-----------------------------------------------
    On May 14, 12:16 pm, Frank van Bortel <frank.van.bor@gmail.com>
    wrote:

    I seem to remember from Forms 4.5 days that a simple text diff was not
    much use, even for fmt files. There is a third party product called
    Formdiff, though I haven't used it myself.
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