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Thanks for the information & URLs. I think Dave's idea to leave users to enter their own additional DOKs as they need them is the best idea. There is no point in having a very large list which includes temporary DOKs which are more than 25 years old which will never be activated again. I have already added IBO83 to my Award230.txt file so must remember that when you produce your next file. 73s Steve GW4BKG ----- Original Message -----
From: koro19672002 To: dxlab@... Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 7:40 AM Subject: [dxlab] Re: DOK references Hi Steve, The list i follow is the list from DARC. IBO is the special DOK for Friedrichshaven. And IBO83 is not in that list nor in the CSV file wich i use to make Award230.txt I discovered some more faults in that list... but i thrust DARC... If i'm right you can enter your Own value in the DOK field as well. Koen ON7RK --- In dxlab@..., "Steve GW4BKG" <gw4bkg@...> wrote: > > Dave, > Thanks for the guidance on SQL expressions. > I had overlooked the need to use the "ADIF field name" option rather than just "DOK". > I can now see how to better construct such queries in the future. > Koen, > There are many different awards that involved the working of various DOKs & not just DARC ones. > One I looked at earlier is the Baden Diploma where there is a requirement to work multiple "A" DOKs hence the query. > Dave, > The drop down list in DXKeeper includes some "special event" DOKs as well as standard ones. > I find that I have worked DOK IBO 83 which does not feature in your list. > However includes what I believe is a definitive list of all special DOKs some of which are temporary. > IBO 83 is temporary but there are other IBO DOKs which are also temporary which do in fact feature in the dropdown. > I assume that some awards may involve working such temporary DOKs but within certain time constraints. > However there must be several hundred of these so I guess including them all is not feasible. > 73s > Steve > GW4BKG > > > > |
