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  3. January 2014

Re: fopen with crln=Y

Hi Jan

One point - according to the documentation, that option says to use CRNL, not CRLF - I don't know what difference that makes, but they are different. NL is x'15', LF is x'25'.

Just a thought.
Vern

On 1/14/2014 4:01 AM, Jan Grove Vejlstrup wrote:
Hello

I'm using fopen to read a csv.file. I tell it to use CRLF as a
line-separator:

myCSV.fp = fopen(%trim(peFilename): 'r, o_ccsid=0, crln=Y');

But it uses LF as a line-separator too. I can't find the reason. Do you
know why?

Thank you very much in advance.

Best regards

Jan



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