How to get data of tabulated text file into internal table

hi all,
i want to get data from tabulated text file(notepad) into internal table. i searched in SCN and got lot of post regarding how to convert excel file into internal table but i didnt get posts regarding text file.
thanks
SAchin

try:
DATA: BEGIN OF tabulator,
x(1) TYPE x VALUE '09',
END OF tabulator.
READ DATASET file INTO wa.
split wa at tabulator into table itab.
A.

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How to import data from a text file into a table

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I have not been able to find a simple instruction on how to use the Wizard.
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Neither one gave me enough instruction to be able to do the import successfully.
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Copyright (c) 1982, 2004, Oracle. All rights reserved.
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>
I can say that anybody with
no experience could easily do an export/import in
MSSQLServer 2000.
Anybody with no experience should not mess up my Oracle Databases !

Getting Issue while uploading CSV file into internal table

Hi,
CSV file Data format as below
     a             b               c              d           e               f
2.01E14     29-Sep-08     13:44:19     2.01E14     SELL     T+1
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Hi Saurabh,
Thanks for your reply.
even i can't double click on those columns.
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Hello Rahul,
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tables
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EXCEPTIONS
FILE_OPEN_ERROR               = 1
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Hi Experts,
I have the following flat file
weekly_eft_repo 1.0                                                                                                       Page: 1
CDC:00304 / Sat Oct-31-2009     Weekly EFT Sweep for 25/10/09 - 31/10/09 Effective Date 03/11/09         Sat Oct-31-2009 22:06:14
Bill to
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======== ============================== ============================== ========== ==================== =============== =============== ===============
0200101 Triolet Popular Store          Triolet Popular Store          111111111 62030100130659            10,868.00            0.00       10,868.00
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0200106 Vana Supermarket               Vana Supermarket               111111111 111111111                 17,775.00            0.00       17,775.00
0200107 Mont Choisy Store              Mont Choisy Store              111111111 62030100130804             8,840.00            0.00        8,840.00
0200108 Vijay Store                    Vijay Store                    111111111 62030100131229            16,416.00            0.00       16,416.00
0200109 Neptune Confection             Neptune Confection             111111111 62030100130931            11,077.00            0.00       11,077.00
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BILL_TO_RETAILER                          NOT NULL VARCHAR2(15)
RETAILER_NAME                                      VARCHAR2(100)
NAME_ON_BANK_ACCOUNT                               VARCHAR2(100)
BANK_ABA                                           VARCHAR2(1)
BANK_ACCT                                          VARCHAR2(1)
ON_LINE_AMOUNT                                     NUMBER
INSTANT_AMOUNT                                     NUMBER
TOTAL_AMOUNT                                       NUMBER Whats the easiest and best way to proceed on that?
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I am with Chris on this one.
If those headers are repeating in your text file, you could run a simple script to cleanse the data first and make the file fit for SQL*Loader.
Here's an example with Perl, I hope the header of Page 2 and onwards resembles what you have in your file. I've snipped some data from the far right so that it fits on my terminal screen:
$
$ # show the contents of the data file
$
$ cat report.dat
weekly_eft_repo 1.0                                                                                        Page: 1
CDC:00304 / Sat Oct-31-2009 Weekly EFT Sweep for 25/10/09 - 31/10/09 Effective Date 03/11/09 Sat Oct-31-2009 22:06:14
Bill to
Retailer Retailer Name                  Name on Bank Account           Bank ABA   Bank Acct            On-line Amount
======== ============================== ============================== ========== ==================== ===============
0200101 Triolet Popular Store          Triolet Popular Store          111111111 62030100130659            10,868.00
0200103 Le Cacharel Snack              Le Cacharel Snack              111111111 62030100130813             9,728.00
0200104 Advanced Co-operative Self Ser Advanced Co-operative Self Ser 111111111 111111111                  7,334.00
0200105 Chez Popo Supermarket          Chez Popo Supermarket          111111111 61030100044898            30,932.00
0200106 Vana Supermarket               Vana Supermarket               111111111 111111111                 17,775.00
weekly_eft_repo 1.0                                                                                        Page: 2
CDC:00304 / Sat Oct-31-2009 Weekly EFT Sweep for 25/10/09 - 31/10/09 Effective Date 03/11/09 Sat Oct-31-2009 22:06:14
Bill to
Retailer Retailer Name                  Name on Bank Account           Bank ABA   Bank Acct            On-line Amount
======== ============================== ============================== ========== ==================== ===============
0200107 Mont Choisy Store              Mont Choisy Store              111111111 62030100130804             8,840.00
0200108 Vijay Store                    Vijay Store                    111111111 62030100131229            16,416.00
0200109 Neptune Confection             Neptune Confection             111111111 62030100130931            11,077.00
0200110 Antoine Store                  Antoine Store                  111111111 111111111                  2,470.00
0200111 P.S.C Cold Storage             P.S.C Cold Storage             111111111 111111111                 10,431.00
weekly_eft_repo 1.0                                                                                        Page: 3
CDC:00304 / Sat Oct-31-2009 Weekly EFT Sweep for 25/10/09 - 31/10/09 Effective Date 03/11/09 Sat Oct-31-2009 22:06:14
Bill to
Retailer Retailer Name                  Name on Bank Account           Bank ABA   Bank Acct            On-line Amount
======== ============================== ============================== ========== ==================== ===============
0200113 Mini Prix Boutique             Mini Prix Boutique             111111111 62030100131501            26,315.00
0200114 Hotel Cassim                   Hotel Cassim                   111111111 111111111                135,147.00
0200116 Aman Snack                     Aman Snack                     111111111 62030100129481             7,334.00
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0200118 Central Way                    Central Way                    111111111 111111111                 25,137.00
$
$
$ # snip off the headers using Perl so that the transformed file has just the data to load
$
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0200101 Triolet Popular Store          Triolet Popular Store          111111111 62030100130659            10,868.00
0200103 Le Cacharel Snack              Le Cacharel Snack              111111111 62030100130813             9,728.00
0200104 Advanced Co-operative Self Ser Advanced Co-operative Self Ser 111111111 111111111                  7,334.00
0200105 Chez Popo Supermarket          Chez Popo Supermarket          111111111 61030100044898            30,932.00
0200106 Vana Supermarket               Vana Supermarket               111111111 111111111                 17,775.00
0200107 Mont Choisy Store              Mont Choisy Store              111111111 62030100130804             8,840.00
0200108 Vijay Store                    Vijay Store                    111111111 62030100131229            16,416.00
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0200113 Mini Prix Boutique             Mini Prix Boutique             111111111 62030100131501            26,315.00
0200114 Hotel Cassim                   Hotel Cassim                   111111111 111111111                135,147.00
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0200117 Best For Less Company Ltd      Best For Less Company Ltd      111111111 111111111                  3,325.00
0200118 Central Way                    Central Way                    111111111 111111111                 25,137.00
$
$ You could do an inline substitution with Perl, or redirect it to a temp file and then move back to the original file. In either case, you have just the relevant data for the next step.
Again, Perl is just one option. On Unix/Linux systems, you have a large number of utilities/scripting languages that can perform almost any kind of data transformation.
HTH,
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FM to upload TAB DELIMITED TEXT file into Internal table.

Hello Friends,
The FM 'ALSM_EXCEL_TO_INTERNAL_TABLE' is used to upload EXCEL file into a Internal table.
Is there any FM which performs the simillar operation on TAB DELIMITED TEXT FILE.
Thanks in advance!
Ashish

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Upload data from flat file into internal table

Hi friends,
I want to upload the data from a flat file into internal table , but the problem is that all the columns in that flat file are seperated by "|" character instead of tabs.
Plz help me out.........

HEllo,
DO like this.
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EXPORTING
FILENAME = LV_FILENAME
FILETYPE = 'ASC'
HAS_FIELD_SEPARATOR = 'X' " Check here
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* READ_BY_LINE = 'X'
* DAT_MODE = ' '
* CODEPAGE = ' '
* IGNORE_CERR = ABAP_TRUE
* REPLACEMENT = '#'
* CHECK_BOM = ' '
* IMPORTING
* FILELENGTH =
* HEADER =
TABLES
DATA_TAB = IT_COJRNL
EXCEPTIONS
FILE_OPEN_ERROR = 1
FILE_READ_ERROR = 2
NO_BATCH = 3
GUI_REFUSE_FILETRANSFER = 4
INVALID_TYPE = 5
NO_AUTHORITY = 6
UNKNOWN_ERROR = 7
BAD_DATA_FORMAT = 8
HEADER_NOT_ALLOWED = 9
SEPARATOR_NOT_ALLOWED = 10
HEADER_TOO_LONG = 11
UNKNOWN_DP_ERROR = 12
ACCESS_DENIED = 13
DP_OUT_OF_MEMORY = 14
DISK_FULL = 15
DP_TIMEOUT = 16
OTHERS = 17
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WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
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FM????? Text file to Internal table in Background

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I need to execute my prog in background and as per my req i need to dwnload a file from prsentation server to internal table for processing. I'm not sure whch FM to use to dwnload from text file to internal table. I cannot use GUI_UPLOAD FM for background runs.....pls help
Thanks in advance

Chesat,
You can not work for this requirement.You will have an idea on it.
Introduction
The use of FTP from ABAP seems to have been a hot topic on the ABAP Forums of late. I thought I might sit down and document whatever I could find on this subject and share it as a weblog.
Over the years I have seen lots of different solutions for moving files on and off of a SAP system. I have seen external FTP scripts written in OS shell languages. I have seen full blown custom applications that are made to interface to the SAP system. However I think you will find that most of the technology you need to perform a simple FTP from ABAP is already contained in the standard system. All of my examples and screen shots will be coming from a 46C system.
SAP's Solution
If you have ever taken a look at the kernel directory of your SAP system, you might have noticed an interesting little executable: sapftp.exe (the name of the file on Windows SAP Kernels). It is this part of the Kernel that exposes FTP functionality to the ABAP Programming language.
So you have a suspicion that there is FTP functionality in ABAP, but youre not quite sure how to use it. Where do you start? I always turn to the Service Marketplace first. A quick search on SAPFTP reveals there is an entire component (BC-SRV-COM-FTP) on the subject. The most general note and our starting place is OSS Note 93042. This note starts off with a nice description of what SAPFTP is: A client RFC application that is accessed via RFC from ABAP. But we also find out that in addition to SAPFTP being part of the kernel, it is also part of the SAPGui. That means that we can perform FTP commands originating from our R/3 Server or from a Client Workstation.
Well if this solution is accessed via RFC, then we must have to setup some RFC destinations. In fact we have two that we need; SAPFTP for Front-end FTP and SAPFTPA for access on the application server. Luckily we don't even have to mess with setting these RFC destinations up in SM59. SAP has supplied a program, RSFTP005, to generate the destinations for us.
Now before we go off and start written code on our own to hit these FTP functions, why don't we make sure everything is setup and working. Once again SAP has helped us out by providing us with a test program, RSFTP002. (In case you are wondering the FTP functionality and many other test programs are all contained in SAP Development Class SFTP). When we run this test, we get a set input parameters for the server, username password, etc. We want to start out simple and just make sure we are getting a connection. Therefore we will just execute the pwd command (Print Working Directory).
Your answer back should look something like this:
If you are wanting to see a list of FTP commands, try using the command HELP in place of PWD:
If something did go wrong during the test, I suggest that you active the trace option in SM59 for the FTP Destination. You can then use program RSFTP001 to display the current trace file.
Programming the FTP
Not only does the RSFTP002 program give us a test environment, but it also provides us with a programming example. We can see that the FTP functionality is really provided by a set of function modules all within the SFTP Function Group. We have the basic commands such as FTP_CONNECT, FTP_COMMAND, and FTP_DISCONNECT that can be strung together to create a complete file operation action. The FTP_COMMAND Function allows you to issue arbitrary FTP commands as long as the SAPFTP function, the Host, and the Destination server all support the command. Then you have the specialized functions such as FTP_R3_TO_SERVER, FTP_R3_TO_CLIENT, and FTP_CLIENT_TO_R3. This lets you take some data in memory and transfer it someplace else. This has the advantage of not having to write the data to the file system first and not to have to issue any FTP commands. However these functions are also limited to the scope described.
If you are already familiar with FTP in general, working with these function modules should not seem to difficult. The Connect, Command, Disconnect actions would seem somewhat self explanatory. So instead of looking at the entire program in detail let's focus on two things that may be unfamiliar. First the program starts off with an ABAP Kernel System call to AB_RFC_X_SCRAMBLE_STRING. Well we don't want to pass a potentially sensitive password openly. Therefore the FTP_CONNECT function module requires that the password be encrypted before it receives it. It is this System call that performs that one-way encryption. Now I checked a 620 SP42 system and in this example, SAP has replace the AB_RFC_X_SCRAMBLE_STRING with a function call to HTTP_SCRAMBLE. Unfortunately HTTP_SCRAMBLE doesn't even exist in my 46C system. The only other thing that I wanted to point out about these function calls is the exporting parameter on the FTP_CONNECT. It passes back a parameter called handle. This handle then becomes an importing parameter to all subsequent calls: FTP_COMMAND and FTP_CLOSE. This handle is the pointer to the instance of FTP that we started with the FTP_CONNECT. This assures that we get reconnected to the same FTP session with each command we issue.
FTP Development
I thought I would share a few of the things that can be built using this FTP functionality. First off I didn't want a bunch of ABAP programs directly working with the SAP FTP Function modules. As you can see there is already a difference in the examples for encrypting the password between 46C and 620. Therefore I thought it would be best to encapsulate all the FTP function in one custom ABAP OO Class. Not only did I get the opportunity to hid the inner SAP functionality and make it easy to switch out during upgrades, but I also get consistent error handling as well. I accept the User Name, Password, Host, and RFC Destination in during the Constructor of the class. I then store these values away in Protected Attributes. Each function module is then implemented as a Instance Method. The Password encryption functionality is then all tucked away nicely in the class. Also the calling program doesn't have to worry about keeping track of the FTP handle either since it is an instance attribute as well.
Next I got really carried away. I wanted a way to record entire FTP scripts that could be filled with values at runtime and ran as a step in a background job. My company used to have many interfaces that ran frequently sending files all over the place. We needed a mechanism to monitor and support these file moves. This was really the root of this tool, but it also gives you an idea of how powerful these functions can be.
Closing
I hope that anyone interested in FTP from ABAP will find this resource useful. If anyone has any other resources that should be included here, feel free to post them.
Thomas Jung is an Application Developer for Kimball Electronics Group (www.kegroup.com) and a huge fan of ABAP.
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     New to SAP/ABAP-4
2005-02-24 13:03:06 Thomas Godfrey Business Card [Reply]
I've been in IT for over 30 years as a mainframe contract programmer/analyst. Recently a company hired me for my legacy knowledge of there business to become a developer on SAP for these same systems.
My first task is to develop a generalized ftp application to send data to the mainframe and then on to financial institutions. I have created an ABAP/4 test program with literals for the dest/host etc. And it works fine. I need more detail/guidance in creating the Class/Method/Function you have described to make this parameter driven and callable by other programs. I know this is a lot to ask, any help in pointing me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. When I mention class creation to the existing staff they all say "Oh, we don't use or know anything about that object oriented stuff, we just right programs."
Thanks,
Tom
     New to SAP/ABAP-4
2005-02-24 13:13:33 Thomas Jung Business Card [Reply]
"we don't use or know anything about that object oriented stuff" That's something I might have expected to hear 4 years ago. That's kind of like saying that you only want to use half of the programming lanuage (the old half at that).
However it is true that you have to learn to walk before you run. There are some fundamentals to ABAP that are usefull to have down before you start in with ABAP OO. But I wouldn't let that hold you back for long.
I'm afraid that I wouldn't be able to teach you everything you would need to know to create a function module or a class in this posting. There was a nice weblog that was just posted the other day that had the steps to create your first simple class. I suggest you start there.
As far as my FTP class goes, I don't mind sending you the code for the class. My email address is already all over SDN (and spammers' lists) so just send me the address that you want the details sent to. My email is [email protected].
     New to SAP/ABAP-4
2005-02-24 13:05:42 Thomas Godfrey Business Card [Reply]
I just read what I typed, I meant "write programs" not "right programs" ... duh
     Good suggestions - now...
2004-11-24 09:15:27 Jacques Claassen Business Card [Reply]
...any chance you've used FTP via an HTTP proxy?
Any help using the HTTP* functions in the ZFTP function group will be greatly appreciated. Any one?
Thx
     Good suggestions - now...
2004-11-24 09:59:11 Thomas Jung Business Card [Reply]
I'm afraid I haven't done either. However I have used the HTTP client functionality in the WebAS 620 (if_http_client) along with an HTTP proxy. I have an example of this in another weblog.
     Pretty insightful
2004-11-15 19:27:26 Subramanian Venkateswaran Business Card [Reply]
Thanks for this weblog, and I can be pretty sure there are some(many) more weblogs in the waiting.
Regards,
Subramanian V.
     I have been using a local include ...
2004-11-15 16:29:39 Swapan Sarkar Business Card [Reply]
On the other hand I have been using a local include of ZCL_FTP_BASE in my programs for some time. Here's the signature:
<quote>
*& Include ZHR9_FTP_CLASSES
*& Utility class ZCL_FTP_BASE having all the
functions to upload and download files from an
FTP server.
CLASS zcl_ftp_base DEFINITION.
PUBLIC SECTION.
Output file type
TYPES: BEGIN OF t_scratch,
data(1024) TYPE c,
END OF t_scratch,
t_str_tab TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF t_scratch.
CONSTANTS: co_crlf(2) TYPE x VALUE '0D0A'.
DATA: status TYPE c VALUE space.
METHODS: constructor IMPORTING im_user TYPE string im_pwd TYPE string
im_server TYPE string,
send_table_data IMPORTING im_file TYPE string
im_table TYPE t_str_tab,
get_table_data IMPORTING im_file TYPE string
EXPORTING ex_table TYPE t_str_tab,
send_string_data IMPORTING im_file TYPE string
im_string TYPE string,
get_string_data IMPORTING im_file TYPE string
EXPORTING ex_string TYPE string,
disconnect.
PRIVATE SECTION.
DATA: v_user(64) TYPE c,
v_pwd_clear(30) TYPE c,
v_pwd(64) TYPE c,
v_server(30) TYPE c,
v_filename TYPE rlgrap-filename,
v_handle TYPE i.
METHODS: pwd_scramble IMPORTING im_pwd TYPE c.
ENDCLASS. "ZCL_FTP_BASE DEFINITION
</quote>
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How to convert xml file into internal table in ABAP Mapping.

Hi All,
I am trying with ABAP mapping. I have one scenario in which I'm using below xml file as a sender from my FTP server.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <ns0:MTO_ABAP_MAPPING xmlns:ns0="http://Capgemini/Mumbai/sarsingh">
<BookingCode>2KY34R</BookingCode>
- <Passenger>
<Name>SARVESH</Name>
<Address>THANE</Address>
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<Address>POWAI</Address>
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<Name>CARRON</Name>
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Thanks in advance!!
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Hi Sarvesh,
The pdf has details of ABAP mapping. The example given almost matches the xml file you want to be converted.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/library/xi/3.0/how to use abap-mapping in xi 3.0.pdf
Just in case you have not seen this
regards
Vijaya

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DO.
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*DATA str(32) VALUE '"abc","aaa,ab",10,"bbc"'.
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DATA field(12).
DATA field1(12).
DATA field2(12).
DATA field3(12).
DATA field4(12).
DATA cnt TYPE i.
DATA len TYPE i.
DATA temp TYPE i.
DATA start TYPE i.
DATA quote TYPE i.
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        ELSEIF rec_cnt EQ 3.
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*      WRITE field.
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ENDIF.
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      quote = 0.
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*      WRITE field.
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Regards,
Wenceslaus.

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String Index 3: EQ e => text literal (because lv_delimiter = 'X')
String Index 4: EQ x => text literal (because lv_delimiter = 'X')
String Index 5: EQ t => text literal (because lv_delimiter = 'X')
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String Index 10: EQ e => text literal (because lv_delimiter = 'X')
String Index 11: EQ x => text literal (because lv_delimiter = 'X')
String Index 12: EQ t => text literal (because lv_delimiter = 'X')
String Index 13: EQ 1 => text literal (because lv_delimiter = 'X')
String Index 14: EQ , => text literal (because lv_delimiter = 'X')
String Index 15: EQ T => text literal (because lv_delimiter = 'X')
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Michael

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Any function module is there to upload an excel file into internal table in CRM 7.0 system?
Thanks.

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