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| Problems with <CR> <LF> in WBI 2.1 How I Can Do |
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| jesieltrevisan |
 Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 12:46 pm Post subject: Problems with <CR> <LF> in WBI 2.1 How I Can Do |
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Hello,
I need help from WebSphere 2.1 Control Center Integration.
For example, I have a iDOC that enter in my IN Queue, and my exit is a TXT FILE.
This TXT File have a Tagged Delimited Format.
In this exit file, I need insert a <CR><LF> after the last line inside TXT File.
But i don't know what is the command line, in ESQL from WBI 2.1 that jump a line in the final context.
Someone knows how I insert a Line Break: <CR><LF> in the Last Line inside my TXT Exit File ?
I need to modific my ESQL cod, or,... i need modific my MessageSet ?
If from ESQL, What's the command line in ESQL ?
Or, if the problem is with my MessageSet, where is the Field that I Can Modific to Do one BreakLine "AT END Insite my TXT FILE"
Thank you and sorry my Bad english..
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| jefflowrey |
| Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 12:53 pm Post subject: |
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In ESQL you can either simply enclose a blank line in single quotes, or you can use || and CAST(X'0A0D' as CHARACTER).
In your message set, you can use the TDS mnemonic <CR><LF>. Or you can use the hex 0A0D, again as X'0A0D'.
Please upgrade to version 6.
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| jesieltrevisan |
| Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 6:24 pm Post subject: |
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| jefflowrey wrote: |
In ESQL you can either simply enclose a blank line in single quotes, or you can use || and CAST(X'0A0D' as CHARACTER).
In your message set, you can use the TDS mnemonic <CR><LF>. Or you can use the hex 0A0D, again as X'0A0D'.
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Hello Man,
The systax "my results" || CAST(X'0A0D' as CHAR) no printed a blank line.
Sorry... but, how I can insert a blank line ? ... i don't know...
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| kimbert |
| Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2006 12:37 am Post subject: |
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Or if you want to do it via the message set...
Find the compound type which describes the outermost level in your message, and set its Group Terminator to '<CR><LF>' ( or <CR>, or whatever you need ). |
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| jefflowrey |
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| jesieltrevisan wrote: |
The systax "my results" || CAST(X'0A0D' as CHAR) no printed a blank line.
Sorry... but, how I can insert a blank line ? ... i don't know... |
Well, what did you assign the results to? What results did it produce? Also, maybe I should have said "CAST(X'0A0D' as Character CodedCharSetId InputRoot.Properties.CodedCharSetId Encoding InputRoot.Properties.Encoding)". Even that might not be 100% correct, please verify it yourself.
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