‎2007 Jun 14 8:11 AM
hi friends..
in fm upload or ws_upload...
we use file type as BIN, ASC, DAT..
what is the purpose of BIN, ASC, DAT ?
what is the diff bt BIN, ASC, DAT ?
thanks in advance
‎2007 Jun 14 8:17 AM
Hi,
BIN
Binary files
ASC
ASCII files: Text files with end of line markers.
DAT
Excel files, saved as text files with columns separated by tabs and lines separated by line breaks.
WK1
Excel and Lotus files saved as WK1 spreadsheets.
Regards
Sudheer
‎2007 Jun 14 8:14 AM
Hi
ASC ASCII format
BIN Binary format
DBF DBASE format
IBM ASCII with IBM code page conversion (DOS)
WK1 Spreadsheet format
DAT ASCII data table with column tab
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Anji
‎2007 Jun 14 8:17 AM
Hi,
BIN
Binary files
ASC
ASCII files: Text files with end of line markers.
DAT
Excel files, saved as text files with columns separated by tabs and lines separated by line breaks.
WK1
Excel and Lotus files saved as WK1 spreadsheets.
Regards
Sudheer
‎2007 Jun 14 8:19 AM
<b>'ASC' : ASCII file</b>
The file is loaded line by line in the transferred table and this should
have one-column and be of the type C. The file size is returned in the
parameter FILELENGTH.
<b>'TRU' : ASCII file + line wrap</b>
If a line in a file does not fit into a row in a table, then the row is
filled completely, and the rest of the line is written to the next row
in the table. Words are not split, instead they are put into the next
row of the table.
<b>'BIN' : Binary file</b>
The file is loaded into the transferred table which should have
one-column and be of the type X. The table is filled line by line in
this case. In this case, the last line need not necessarily be
completely filled. For this reason, the parameter FILELENGTH must be
used during further processing. The table may be a maximum of 1022
characters 'wide'!
<b>'DAT' : ASCII file with tab formatting</b>
The file is loaded line by line into the transferred table. Tabs in the
file mean a change of field.
‎2007 Jun 14 9:00 AM