How to remove CRLF characters from a flat file generated by BizTalk
Can you please tell me how to remove CRLF characters from a flat file which has been generated by BizTalk?
Appreciate your quick response to this question, as we are in the middle of a critical delivery.
Thanks and Regards
Madhu
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Can you please tell me how to remove CRLF characters from a flat file which has been generated by BizTalk?
Appreciate your quick response to this question, as we are in the middle of a critical delivery.
Thanks and Regards
Madhu
flatfile
asked Feb 1 at 20:06
Madhu ManchiMadhu Manchi
1
add a comment |
Can you please tell me how to remove CRLF characters from a flat file which has been generated by BizTalk?
Appreciate your quick response to this question, as we are in the middle of a critical delivery.
Thanks and Regards
Madhu
flatfile
asked Feb 1 at 20:06
Madhu ManchiMadhu Manchi
1
Can you please tell me how to remove CRLF characters from a flat file which has been generated by BizTalk?
Appreciate your quick response to this question, as we are in the middle of a critical delivery.
Thanks and Regards
Madhu
flatfile
flatfile
asked Feb 1 at 20:06
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asked Feb 1 at 20:06
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Using any editor or word processor, search and replace CR and LF with nothing.
The example below uses free Notepad++, which uses C-style r and n for Carrige return and Newline, respectively. LibreOffice Writer, MS Word and other editors/processors use different characters for char(0x0D) and char(0x0A).
answered Feb 1 at 20:17
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
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Thanks very much. But I want to know how to avoid CRLF getting generated at the first place. I have seen another post stackoverflow.com/questions/46338025/…, which says not to map anything to the destination to avoid CRLF. We will check regarding this on Feb 4, but appreciate any other inputs. Thanks.
– Madhu Manchi
Feb 2 at 14:45
@MadhuManchi, then change the question you asked, "How to remove CRLF", to reflect that.
– DrMoishe Pippik
Feb 2 at 23:42
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Using any editor or word processor, search and replace CR and LF with nothing.
The example below uses free Notepad++, which uses C-style r and n for Carrige return and Newline, respectively. LibreOffice Writer, MS Word and other editors/processors use different characters for char(0x0D) and char(0x0A).
answered Feb 1 at 20:17
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
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Thanks very much. But I want to know how to avoid CRLF getting generated at the first place. I have seen another post stackoverflow.com/questions/46338025/…, which says not to map anything to the destination to avoid CRLF. We will check regarding this on Feb 4, but appreciate any other inputs. Thanks.
– Madhu Manchi
Feb 2 at 14:45
@MadhuManchi, then change the question you asked, "How to remove CRLF", to reflect that.
– DrMoishe Pippik
Feb 2 at 23:42
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Using any editor or word processor, search and replace CR and LF with nothing.
The example below uses free Notepad++, which uses C-style r and n for Carrige return and Newline, respectively. LibreOffice Writer, MS Word and other editors/processors use different characters for char(0x0D) and char(0x0A).
answered Feb 1 at 20:17
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
10.3k21432
Thanks very much. But I want to know how to avoid CRLF getting generated at the first place. I have seen another post stackoverflow.com/questions/46338025/…, which says not to map anything to the destination to avoid CRLF. We will check regarding this on Feb 4, but appreciate any other inputs. Thanks.
– Madhu Manchi
Feb 2 at 14:45
@MadhuManchi, then change the question you asked, "How to remove CRLF", to reflect that.
– DrMoishe Pippik
Feb 2 at 23:42
add a comment |
Using any editor or word processor, search and replace CR and LF with nothing.
The example below uses free Notepad++, which uses C-style r and n for Carrige return and Newline, respectively. LibreOffice Writer, MS Word and other editors/processors use different characters for char(0x0D) and char(0x0A).
answered Feb 1 at 20:17
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
10.3k21432
Using any editor or word processor, search and replace CR and LF with nothing.
The example below uses free Notepad++, which uses C-style r and n for Carrige return and Newline, respectively. LibreOffice Writer, MS Word and other editors/processors use different characters for char(0x0D) and char(0x0A).
answered Feb 1 at 20:17
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
10.3k21432
answered Feb 1 at 20:17
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
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answered Feb 1 at 20:17
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
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answered Feb 1 at 20:17
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
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Thanks very much. But I want to know how to avoid CRLF getting generated at the first place. I have seen another post stackoverflow.com/questions/46338025/…, which says not to map anything to the destination to avoid CRLF. We will check regarding this on Feb 4, but appreciate any other inputs. Thanks.
– Madhu Manchi
Feb 2 at 14:45
@MadhuManchi, then change the question you asked, "How to remove CRLF", to reflect that.
– DrMoishe Pippik
Feb 2 at 23:42
add a comment |
Thanks very much. But I want to know how to avoid CRLF getting generated at the first place. I have seen another post stackoverflow.com/questions/46338025/…, which says not to map anything to the destination to avoid CRLF. We will check regarding this on Feb 4, but appreciate any other inputs. Thanks.
– Madhu Manchi
Feb 2 at 14:45
@MadhuManchi, then change the question you asked, "How to remove CRLF", to reflect that.
– DrMoishe Pippik
Feb 2 at 23:42
Thanks very much. But I want to know how to avoid CRLF getting generated at the first place. I have seen another post stackoverflow.com/questions/46338025/…, which says not to map anything to the destination to avoid CRLF. We will check regarding this on Feb 4, but appreciate any other inputs. Thanks.
– Madhu Manchi
Feb 2 at 14:45
Thanks very much. But I want to know how to avoid CRLF getting generated at the first place. I have seen another post stackoverflow.com/questions/46338025/…, which says not to map anything to the destination to avoid CRLF. We will check regarding this on Feb 4, but appreciate any other inputs. Thanks.
– Madhu Manchi
Feb 2 at 14:45
@MadhuManchi, then change the question you asked, "How to remove CRLF", to reflect that.
– DrMoishe Pippik
Feb 2 at 23:42
@MadhuManchi, then change the question you asked, "How to remove CRLF", to reflect that.
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Feb 2 at 23:42
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