on ‎2017 Mar 11 7:41 AM
Hi folks, I got flat file having no delimiters, that is fixed positions are assigned to the columns. There is also no end of line characteristic besides "carriage return".
I am wondering if there is any way of parsing this besides usnig string functions? I tried to use advanced flat file parser but I do not have an EOL character. So I tried to somehow manage to use "carriage return" using base64 encoding..no success.
String functions is the only way here? Any ideas?
Thx for your suggestions
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Personally I would try to do it with an xsl transform.
Regards,
Christian
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Good point Christian, it is working fine!
Thx Marco
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Hi Swaroop, plz find below a sample. Those files can be very long what is why I don't like the idea of using string functions. Greetings, marco
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Hi Marco,
Can you put a sample of you file here to see if we have any ideas.
Regards,
Swaroop
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