Convert data.rec file into cvs or something readable in exc

[melhookv12]

As per the title, been looking through Google, but cant find anything.

Can anyone help, or point me in the right direction.

Thanks

[FunkyGibbon]

Couple of questions.

What is creating data.rec?
Is the file ASCIi text or a binary file (if you try and open it in notepad does it make sense or is it gobbledegook?)
How often do you need to do this? Just the once or regularly?

FG

[melhookv12]

Its a monitoring system we use at work. Probably use it once a week, maybe more just depends on work load.

At the moment we use a command promt, its long winded, just wondered if there was an easier way of doing it.

If I open it in note pad or excel it looks like this..

[Jakg]

You need to give a lot more information if you expect anyone to be able to help.

[melhookv12]

What more info is needed Jakg?

[deckster]

Looks like it's a binary file that is proprietary to your monitoring software. I'd suggest you need to go back to whoever wrote the software and ask them.

[melhookv12]

OK, thanks for the replies ladies and gents.

[maffski]

melhookv12 said:

...At the moment we use a command promt, its long winded...

You may be able to put these commands in a batch file so you don't have to repeat them each time. A little more information about the process you have to use might help us make suggestions?

[The_Jackal]

Yeah what do you actually do in a command prompt and what does it give you?
So many unknowns here.
Just so you know what we are getting at, data.rec means nothing, it's not a format in itself.