Author: chandler yergin
Date: 17:49:09 10/13/05
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On October 13, 2005 at 20:39:22, Dann Corbit wrote: >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? Life is tedious.. should we stop because of it?
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