on 05-12-2008 4:21 PM
Hi,
Is it possible to add blank lines between the columns in the file produced by the file adapter.
Regards,
Sharadha
Hi Sharadha,
You can acheive this using file content parameters.
field seperator = "nl"-----which means new line.
Reward points this helps
Regards
Vani.
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hi,
Thanks for the replies. Let me explain more..
i have the following values coming in an internal table from RFC
header1,header2,header3,content1,content2,content3,content4.
I want the header fields to come in first line and content fields in the second line in the csv file produced.
Regards,
Sharadha
Then it wont possible to do the content conversion as per your requirement.
you can achive your requirement easily if you can change the target structure like below.
..........
<Header>
<header1>...</header1>
<header2>...</header2>
<header3>....</header3>
</Header>
<Content>
<Content1>....</Content1>
<Content2>....</Content2>
<Content3>....</Content3>
</Content>
...........
Hi,
If it is the File content conversion then its possible, by specifying the file content parameters.
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using File Content Conversion.
Row.fieldSeparator='nl'
will produce field items should be printed in next line.
as per your requirement,
You can insert a blank line between 2 column is possible by using XSLT mapping or Java Mapping
if you know XSL-FO then you can use
<fo:block/> to insert blank line
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Hi,
>>Is it possible to add blank lines between the columns in the file produced by the file adapter.
May I know the reason why you need blank lines in between.
Is it XML structure or flat file structure?
I think this cannot be acheived in graphical mapping,
But you can do it with java mapping or ABAP mapping as you render output structure/output using your programming logic code.
Thanks,
Gujjeti
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