Re: Flat file parser that interpret CRLF and LF?

You could just terminate the data with the <LF> and then in the map exclude

the extra <CR> from your mapping...

Eric
http://blog.biztalk-info.com

"McGeeky" <anon@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> We have to receive it in binary mode else the gauranteed file transfer
> feature of the receive adapter won't work. Besides this is something
that
> has occurred before from trading partners where FTP is not used.
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> My gut feeling tells me its not possible to have the flat file parsers
use
> either CRLF or LF; it has to be fixed on one or the other.
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> "Eric Stott" <ericstott@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> How are you receiving the data, via ftp?
>> If so you can change the transfer mode to ascii.
>> "McGeeky" <anon@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> > Hi. Is it possible to design a flat file parser that can parse lines
>> > terminated with either CRLF or LF? The trading partner we receive
files
>> > from
>> > is not consistent with their line terminator.
>> >
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>> > McGeeky
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