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On 07-Apr-2015 12:25 -0500, Dan Rasch wrote:
CPYFRMSTMF ('/FILEIMPORTS/RAF/DirectMarketing_Shipped.txt')
TOMBR('/QSYS.LIB/ISMKLIB1.LIB/FILE55.FILE/FILE55.MBR')
MBROPT(*REPLACE) ENDLINFMT(*ALL) TABEXPN(*NO)
All I get is one record and it is not right.
CPYFRMIMPF looks much better, and gets the first record right,
but again, only one record.
CPYFRMIMPF FROMSTMF('/FILEIMPORTS/RAF/Retail_Shipped.txt')
TOFILE(ISMKLIB1/FILE55) RCDDLM(*ALL)
Anything jump out on either?
Presumably the stream data in the from-STMF does not include any of
the supported\recognized Record Delimiter (RCDDLM)
characters\character-combination [aka End Of Line Characters
(ENDLINFMT), or sometimes the acronyms EOR or EOL] of Line-Feed (LF),
Carriage-Return (CR), or either of the combined CRLF or LFCR? Perhaps
that is because in lieu of EOR characters, the data is /packed/ as
fixed-length; the Copy From Stream File (CPYFRMSTMF) I know supports an
ENDLINEFMT(*FIXED) for that case. For the Copy From Import File
(CPYFRMIMPF) feature, instead of using the RCDDLM specification, that
type of from-STMF instead might be identified successfully using the
Record Format Of Import File (DTAFMT) specification of *FIXED for which
IIRC the additional input of a Field Definition File (FLDDFNFILE) is
required thus also implying the record data also is not delimited?
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