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We have an interfacing system that dumps files to one of our directories. In Dev and QA server, the lines in every files in that directory always end with a pound (#) sign character. However, in production the lines do not end with a pound sign. Anyone knows what's causing this problem?
I had come across similar situation. Our basis guys told me that since it is being FTPed from Unix to windows enviornment, the FTP program will put # at the end. Is your other system Unix? I changed my code by checking the last char in the record for #, if it found I deleted it. Hope this helps.
I had come across similar situation. Our basis guys told me that since it is being FTPed from Unix to windows enviornment, the FTP program will put # at the end. Is your other system Unix? I changed my code by checking the last char in the record for #, if it found I deleted it. Hope this helps.
What do you use to view the file? The SAPGUI uses the #-sign to display all printable characters. Perhaps the sign you see is actually a line-feed (x0A) which concludes a line.
I had come across similar situation. Our basis guys told me that since it is being FTPed from Unix to windows enviornment, the FTP program will put # at the end. Is your other system Unix? I changed my code by checking the last char in the record for #, if it found I deleted it. Hope this helps.
As already said, it is nothing but a line-feed. I have also faced such a situation. If you are reading that file using open dataset from any programs, the way I did is as follows
OPEN DATASET VA_FILE FOR INPUT IN TEXT MODE ENCODING DEFAULT WITH SMART LINEFEED
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