‎2008 Apr 17 12:53 PM
I hav eopnede a file in text mode, and i want to write a line of 1600 characters, so i have concatenated the text in a var of 1600 that contains correctly my text, but when i make a transfer and then i see the file, it is truncated , does anybody know if there is a limit for transfering data?.
Thanks in advance
Regards
‎2008 Apr 17 12:56 PM
Carlos,
I've written records with TRANSFER up to 30000 bytes long and did no special coding or parameter set up to accomplish it.
‎2008 Apr 17 12:56 PM
Carlos,
I've written records with TRANSFER up to 30000 bytes long and did no special coding or parameter set up to accomplish it.
‎2008 Apr 17 1:12 PM
‎2008 Apr 17 1:40 PM
open dataset p_file for input in text mode encoding default.
if sy-subrc = 0.
do.
read dataset p_file into w_file.
if sy-subrc = 0.
append w_file to it_input.
clear w_file.
else.
exit.
endif.
enddo.
endif.
close dataset p_file.
‎2008 Apr 17 2:38 PM
Ok, I was talking about writing data to the file, not reading, anyway, it has transfered now all the data, so i think that it hasn´t limit.
I will reward the points.
Thanks in advance
regards
‎2008 Apr 17 12:56 PM
yes there is limit up to 1023 char...just check once and reply
‎2008 Apr 17 1:03 PM
Hi, it is truncating in 999 characters, is theer any possibility of writing some lines of bigger and different size?.
Thanks in advance
regards.
‎2008 Apr 17 1:01 PM
Hi carlos sanchez,
There is no limitation. It looks like truncated. But it remains there. It shows only 255 characters line.
U can test this by retriving the same file onto your desktop or internal table.
Venkat.
‎2008 Apr 17 1:04 PM
I have downloaded the file and put it in word for counting and it says me there are 999 characters .
Thanks in advance
regards
‎2008 Apr 17 1:09 PM
From where u have downloaded that file..try to download from application server..then u dont get any restrictions like this.
‎2008 Apr 17 1:11 PM
I am downloading it from application server with cg3y and it gives me a truncated file.
Thanks in advance
regards