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Using Export Statement with delimiter ","

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WSng (MIS)

25 Mar 02 19:38

I have been trying to output a csv file using the export command with delimiter ",".
However I encountered a restriction whereby the prefix zero value is truncated.
For example a value "0006577" turn out to be "6577".
Any kind soul out there able to provide some help.

tmryan (Programmer)

27 Mar 02 11:40

I wouldn't use the export. I use PUT stream UNFORMATTED. Also, I've found it better not to use commas as separators. Sometimes there are commas in strings that you are outputting, and it throws things off. I usually use a |.

HTH
Tim

Tim Ryan
PROGRESS Developer

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