At the end of line # is coming in output file at application directory

Hi experts,
I am doing a file to file tunneling in which from a file server I am picking the file and putting it into SAP application server nothing is done in IR .However when the file is reaching in application server its end seprator is coming as # .I am surprised from where the #is coming at the end of every line.When i am dowloading the same file to my local directory in that file # is not there.
Please help me as my client is not accepting the file with endsepeartor as # .
Might be # is coming as the apllication server is in uniq env . But how to get rid of it .Please guide me with whatever input you have in this regard.
Regards,
Neha

Hi Neha,
I think you do not have to do anything because see you said on saving the file locally, you are not able to see the # character at the end of line..........but when you are seeing in SAP window, then this # character is displayed..............so your SAP server can be a UNIX server and it is displaying the End of Line and Carriage Return ASCII characters as # because these are non-displayable characters.....
But still if you do not want this # character to be displayed, then you can try Binary and no character encoding........then see if your file is displayed without # character.
Regards,
Rajeev Gupta

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