Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 17:39:22 10/13/05
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On October 13, 2005 at 18:09:21, chandler yergin wrote: >The beauty of Chessbase is it automatically converts games from one format to >the other. So if you need a CBH or PGN database you simply create one and copy >games into it. To convert games into the standard CBH format simply copy them >into a data base with that extension. .cbh or .pgn Yes, I know. I do it all the time. It can also calculate the Elo of players and store the value back to the PGN. The original poster wants to take his full database and split it into tens of thousands of files -- each file containing all the games for each individual player. Let me reiterate: The OP does not want to create one file or 5 files or a dozen files. He wants to create thousands and thousands without having to do any manual steps. He wants a new file for each player, with all of the games that player has ever played that are stored in the database to be written out to a new file identified by the player's name for each and every player. So, if there are 85,000 players in the database, then there will be 85,000 files created. Is it clear? You can do this with ChessBase, but it would be rather tedious, wouldn't you agree?
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