Comma as end separator

Hi,
I have two requirments.
I need comma as end separator and the file name must be emp_<mmyyyy>.
Please let me know how to achieve it.

Hi,
Put endSeparator = ','
and for file name use variable substitution and you can create a field in target structure which will contain the file format, for that use Date Function->DateTrans(source as it is and target ddMMyyyy)->Substring function(2,6)--->target field.
If you want to remove this field finally use this thread
Re: Variable Substitution field shouldnot be written to the file
Hope it helps.
Thanks!

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I am creating a file like below
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Hi Swathi,
U can use another mapping in ur scenario.
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Post Author: Jóhan E. M. J. Sivertsen
CA Forum: General
I want to use comma as decimal separator in Crystal Reports Server XI.
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My current output of dynamic names in my variable (called
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My attempt to eliminate the last comma doesnt work because it
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undo change vector size                                               47680
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3          loop
4                  update t set object_name = lower(object_name)
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