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Re: CpytoIMPF to a CSV File

On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 11:09 AM, Audrey Guardino <aguardino85@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:

Is there a way to run this command and keep the integrity of Char fields
that start with a 0?

Below is the command I am executing, when opening the CSV file the data
formats itself in a weird notation, and also removes the last digit
(happens to be a check digit in this case).

Thanks
Audrey

===> CPYTOIMPF FROMFILE(TESTFILE) TOSTMF('\path\test.csv') MBROPT(*ADD)
STMFCCSID(*STDASCII) STMFAUT(*DFT) RCDDLM(*CRLF) STRDLM
(*NONE) NULLIND(*YES)

The field is a UCC id which is defined in the file as 20 Char and the
value of the field is
00007292380143329052

The csv file presents it as 7.29e+15 with a value of 7292380143329050
essentially cutting off the leading zeros (which I can deal with) and
changing the last digit (which is my check digit that I need).


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