Hi Pat
I had the same problem
What I did was create a member called ERRINSERT in QSQLSRC with the
following
INSERT into ERRORFILE VALUES
('file name', 'Tracking #', 'Pkg id', 'Order #', 'Error desc.',
'Customers name','Address 1', 'Address 2',
'Address 3', 'City', 'State', 'Zip','Phone',
'E-mail ', 'CC', 'Recipients Country','Origin country',
'Pkg contents', 'Pkg amt', 'Pkg wht', 'Date/Time','Act.wght',
'BOL#', 'S');
and then in my CL program
RUNSQLSTM SRCFILE(MYLIB/QSQLSRC) SRCMBR(ERRINSERT)
COMMIT(*NONE)
Prior to to the file transfer but AFTER the CLRPFM of a file that I would
then create the CSV file from
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I have been asked to create a CSV file to send to an outside company.
They sent me a standard file layout and I created the file just fine using
a file transfer request using Access.
Got a note back and now they want a "header" record inserted as
the first record of the file. This header record is nothing but column
heading with descriptions.
Since the file has fixed field lengths, I can't just put a dummy record
there to create this stupid header.
I need to be able to store the CSV header record somewhere and copy it
as the first record on each file transfer.
Any ideas.
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