Property | S/T | Description |
|---|---|---|
StartOffset | S | If your source data file starts with characters that need to be excluded from the transformation, set the StartOffset option to specify at which byte of the file to begin. The default value is zero. The correct value may be determined by using the Hex Browser. Note: This property is set in number of bytes, not characters. |
RecordSeparator | S/T | A Sequential Binary file is presumed to have no record separator between records. To use other characters for a record separator, click the RecordSeparator cell and click once. Then click the arrow to the right of the box and click the desired record separator in the list box. The choices are carriage return-line feed, line feed, carriage return, line feed-carriage return, form feed, empty line and no record separator (default). To use a separator other than one from the list, you can type it here. If the record separator is not one of the choices from the list and is a printable character, highlight the current value and then type the correct character. For example, if the separator is a pipe ( | ), type a pipe from the keyboard. If the record separator is not a printable character, replace CR-LF with a backslash, an X, and the hexadecimal value for the separator. For example, if the separator is a check mark, then enter \XFB. For a list of the 256 standard and extended ASCII characters, see Source and Target Map Connectors. |
CodePage | S/T | This translation table determines which encoding to use for reading and writing data. The default is ANSI, the standard in the US. |