Re: Changing layout of .csv files

["Francia Friendlich" <francia@xxxxxxx>]

Angie,
Have you tried using Client Access to bring the file into Excel, then
writing out from Excel to .csv? This produces a file with commas and no
quotes. If the file you are downloading has more than one line per
record, you can manipulate in Excel (using macros) to get one line per
record first (unless you can rebuild your download file).

Hope this helps,
Francia

At 03:06 PM 02/08/2001 -0500, you wrote: 
> I have converted an
> AS/400 file to a .csv two different ways.
>  
> 1.  CPYTOIMPF - I  specify no string
> delimiters and to use commas as field delimiters.  I use carraige
> return for the record delimeter.   The company I sent this to
> says it will not convert into their system,  that the data does not
> come in all on one line for each record,  although he says they
> allow for 132 characters, and each record is only 51
> positions.
>  
> 2.  Client Access Data Transfer - 
> The file from here has double quotes around each of the character fields
> but does not line wrap.  He cannot handle the double quotes
> either.
>  
> Is there a way to change either one of these to
> have a .csv file with no double quotes and one record per line?  I
> do not know what conversion he is putting it through,  he just says
> it converts a csv to a database for his unix file.
>  
> HELP!!!
>
> Angie Wawrzaszek 
> M.I.S. Department 
>  



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