on 07-04-2007 9:08 PM
Hello, everybody.
I have a RFC-to-File scenario with file content conversion. Everything is working well except that my file is generated with 2 blank lines at the top of it.
The function module has 3 importing parameters (1 optional) and the file content comes from an internal table.
Is it caused by the function module parameters? If yes, how can I avoid this, once I really need them? If not, does anyone have any idea?
Thanks a lot,
Marcos.
hi
In file content conversion parameters make sure that to write <Record>.Headerline = 0.
Regards,
srinivas.
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Open the generated file in any hexadecimal file opner or in a note pad check if this are blank lines or carriage return characters. It could be the data in the RFC table, which has got some carriage returns (enter keys) in tha data.
If you could let us know the destimation structure, some one would be able to hekp you.
VJ
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Marcos,
Can u give us the target structure, it will be easy for us to suggest.
Best regards,
raj.
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Hi, Raj.
Here they are the function module parameters:
Importing parameters:
ICARRIER TYPE CHAR1
FPATH TYPE IPATH
IFILE LIKE VBAK-BNAME
Tables
IYLASDS_RECPT LIKE YLASDS_RECPT
The structure YLASDS_RECPT has only one field with a single line of the file. I am using this field as the <i>Recordset Name</i> inside file adpater parameters.
There is no mapping between RFC and FTP messages.
Thanks a lot,
Marcos.
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