Hi all,
I am trying to create a sequential file using ^] (Control ]) as a field delimiter. however this results in 2 characters (^ and ]) when i check the output unix file. what i did was,
1st test, simply putting ^ and ] together as a string in the field delimiter under sequential file properties. output: ^] as 2 characters at the end of each field in the file.
2nd test, typed ^] in the unix (which is only 1 character) and copy, paste in the field delimiter under sequential file properties. output: still ^] as 2 characters at the end of each field in the file.
What do i need to do in Datastage under sequential file stage to produce 1 character ^] as a field delimiter?!? Thanks.
creating a sequential file with ^] as a column delimiter
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how do enter the ESC character in the sequential file stage?
Hi Ray,
with the Esc character, when i go into the sequential file stage properties -> Format -> field delimiter, tried to enter ESC key, it just escaped the property screen? what am i suppose to do with that.
and to specify this as 027 (its ASCII code, in decimal), what options under the format of sequential file properties do i need to add?
Do i just enter 027 under the delimiter section? can you underline what exactly i need to do? Thanks very much for the help.
with the Esc character, when i go into the sequential file stage properties -> Format -> field delimiter, tried to enter ESC key, it just escaped the property screen? what am i suppose to do with that.
and to specify this as 027 (its ASCII code, in decimal), what options under the format of sequential file properties do i need to add?
Do i just enter 027 under the delimiter section? can you underline what exactly i need to do? Thanks very much for the help.
Re: how do enter the ESC character in the sequential file st
Yes, that's exactly what he means.madog wrote:Do i just enter 027 under the delimiter section?
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