Re: Parsing out a string

Ooooooh - NICE
Thanks Scott
I quickly glanced at the article, and my first instinct was, "but I'm not
processing a CSV file, but a string"
Then I re-read it and saw that you were talking of reading the CSV file in
the RPG program and parsing out each record

Like I said before
Ooooooh - NICE

I'll forward this home so that I can peruse it at my leisure



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Hi Alan,

Here's an article I wrote that discusses CSV files (and my solutions to
the problems they pose)
http://systeminetwork.com/article/how-read-csv-file-rpg



On 2/16/2010 3:12 PM, Alan Shore wrote:

Afternoon everyone
I am to receive a string that contains a number (9) of fields that are
comma separated.
Each of these fields COULD also contain commas, therefore these fields

will

be incased in double quotes (")
Is there anything in SQL and/or RPGILE that will parse this data into
individual fields or is it a case of building my own logic

I've just re-read this e-mail and it looks familiar
I'll check the archives as well


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