on 07-24-2008 7:39 PM
Hi
i have successfully done idoc-file scenario but with some issue, there is filed (label) with 1000 length , in the result file only 100 charachters are populated and remining are truncated.
the content convertion strcture is.
Row.addHeaderLine 0
Row.fieldNamesTrans_Id,Order,Item,Product_Id,Product_desc,Lot_nr,Ship_via,Exp_qty,Carousel_loc,Compart,Destination,Label
Row.fieldSeparator ,
fieldTooShortHandling ignore
Row.fieldSeparator '0x09'
Row.endSeparator 'nl'
i tseted the scenarios it looks fine, is there any limitation to display the filed length?
please let me know how to dispaly the entire filed value?
regards
niru
Thank you
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Hi,
Why don't you try the 'fieldFixedlengths' property and specify the length of your field there.
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Hi
i ahe tried the filed fixed length propery also but iam facing the same problem.
i rechecked the file there are 8 fileds , the 8th filed length is 1000 characters.
in the payload of reciver file the data is populated properly with all the filed values.
but file in the destination (UNIX) contain 6 filed values and the remaining part is truncated.
please suggest me
regards
niru
Parse your 1000 chracter file for any of the fieldseparator characters in you mapping itself.
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Hey
whats the field length in sxmb_moni->Technical routing->Payload ?
For Content conversion,there is no limit of field length.
Secondly,why have you give fieldSeparator twice.
Row.fieldSeparator , and Row.fieldSeparator '0x09' ?
Thanx
Aamir
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