Using Zorro Version 2.50.2 on 64 bit Windows 11 Pro.

While enumerating through 4652 historical data csv files and attempting to convert them to T6 format using dataParse in the following manner

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int Records = dataParse(count,Format,InName);
printf("\n%d lines read from %s",Records,InName);


I observed that if the value of the Handle (count) exceeds 1500 dataParse does not read csv records.

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dataParse (int Handle, string Format, string Filename, int Start, int Num): int


Therefore I could just convert first 1500 of my 4652 files. As soon as count became 1501 dataParse failed as verified in the Log file

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1497      -> GTEIT_eod.csv
2680 lines read
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTEIT_eod.t6
1498      -> GTLINFRA_eod.csv
3904 lines read
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTLINFRA_eod.t6
1499      -> GTL_eod.csv
4557 lines read
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTL_eod.t6
1500      -> GTNINDS_eod.csv
4250 lines read
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTNINDS_eod.t6
1501      -> GTNTEX_eod.csv
0 lines read
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTNTEX_eod.t6
1502      -> GTPL_eod.csv
0 lines read
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTPL_eod.t6
1503      -> GTV_eod.csv
0 lines read


Currently I have side stepped this hitherto undiscovered and serious Zorro bug grin [attempting to lay my hands on a Zorro S(uper) license] by resetting count to 1 when it exceeds 1500.

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// reset count back to 1 since dataparse does not parse data with handle greater than 1500
// nice chance to grab Zorro S so I can use multiple cores and find my buried love for C++
if (count == 1501){
    count = 1;
}


Proof is in the Logs
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1497      -> GTEIT_eod.csv
2680 lines read from E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTEIT_eod.csv
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTEIT_eod.t6
1498      -> GTLINFRA_eod.csv
3904 lines read from E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTLINFRA_eod.csv
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTLINFRA_eod.t6
1499      -> GTL_eod.csv
4557 lines read from E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTL_eod.csv
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTL_eod.t6
1      -> GTNINDS_eod.csv
4250 lines read from E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTNINDS_eod.csv
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTNINDS_eod.t6
2      -> GTNTEX_eod.csv
3615 lines read from E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTNTEX_eod.csv
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTNTEX_eod.t6
3      -> GTPL_eod.csv
1275 lines read from E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTPL_eod.csv
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTPL_eod.t6
4      -> GTV_eod.csv
999 lines read from E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTV_eod.csv
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GTV_eod.t6
5      -> GUFICBIO_eod.csv
4597 lines read from E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GUFICBIO_eod.csv
E:\Zorro_2502\CSV\BSE\GUFICBIO_eod.t6


I have successfully converted all my 4652 history csv files to T6 format correctly but seriously what's up with dataParse Handle?