File layout issue

Hi PI experts,
I have an IDoc to file scenario, with a nested structure.
Header
HF1
HF2
Item
IF1
IF2
Item1
IXF1
IXF2
Trailer
TF1
TF2
In the output file the data should come as
HF1 HF2
IF1 IF2 IXF1 IXF2
TF1 TF2
Item and Item1 should come in the same line.Item will have only 1 occurance and Item1 will have 14 occurances all of which should come continuous and new line should come only after the end of each line(1025), like a continuous paragraph.Wen a new Item record comes it has to begin in a new line.Please give me suggestions on how to do it.
I tried gving new line in Item1.endSeparator, but it was giving new line after each Item1 record, which should not happen.
But, when I dont give new line(nl) in Item1.endSeparator, new Item records are coming in the same line as previous Item1 record, which also should not happen.
Since it is a nested structure, is there any different parameters in FCC?
Thanks so much in advance.
Regards,
Anjana.

Thanks Shiladitya.
Item comes only once for every record whereas Item1 comes 14 times.So like you said I had tried creating a structure like this.
Record
Item
IF1
IF2
Item1
IXF1
IXF2
and in FCC I gave new line only for Record, and not for Item and Item1.But that did not give new line for a new Record.
Did you mean the same?
Thanks,
Anjana.

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This adds the column "location" as required. ..... so, there is not requirement here for additional ABAP coding.
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Thanks,
Damodar
Edited by: Matt on Jan 22, 2009 11:57 AM

SQL Server 2008 .MDF File attaching issue

Hy all guys here is big Happy news about the SQL Server 2008 database.mdf file attaching issue on Windows 8.1 and SQL Server 2008
I found the solution like this
first you go to the directory of your computer and go to that folder where your database and other files are like
folder having database and files then > Right click and > security > then give full rights from which user you LOGIN and then apply > ok after that go to SQL Server 2008 > Right Click > run as administrator
Hurray your problem will be resolve I Resolved my issue too thanks to providing every solution
if you guys find solution please give me best regards thanks

Hi Farhan-Islam,
Glad to hear that your issue had been solved by yourself. Thank you for your sharing which will help other forum members who have the similar issue.
Regards,
Lydia Zhang

Labview 2011 file layout in executable

I am working on upgrading my projects from v8.6 to 2011. one thing i noticed was that the file layout in the built executable has been changed to treat the executable itself as the root directory of the code sources.
To better address my problem, i would like to present an example as below:
I have two projects, A and B, where B is built on top of A. Their paths are:
C:\Workspace\ProjectA\source\Always_Included1.vi ...
C:\Workspace\ProjectB\source\Always_Included2.vi ...
in the built executable(ie. Application.exe) i found that all VIs were located under such as:
Application.exe\Workspace\ProjectA\source\Always_Included1.vi ...
Application.exe\Workspace\ProjectB\source\Always_Included2.vi ...
Since the "Workspace" is just a variable name for one of my workspaces, I am wondering if it's possible to make the built executable to start with one level deeper, such as:
Application.exe\ProjectA\source\Always_Included1.vi ...
Application.exe\ProjectB\source\Always_Included2.vi...
*notice that the "Workspace" has been omitted.
Thank you.
LabVIEW 2011 newbie >.<
Certified LabVIEW Developer

I don't think there's a way to really control this, as this is something which is done automatically by the application builder.
A couple of options I can think of:
Place the top level VI in a level above ProjectA and Project B. This might cause the EXE to consider that as the main folder and start from there.
Check the 8.x check box in the Advanced page of the build settings. This will cause the build to be flat instead of a hierarchy, but I wouldn't recommend that, as that's basically a flag for backward compatibility.
The real question is what's your actual problem? Most people don't care about the actual location of the files inside the executable. If you do need access to a specific file, using relative paths is generally enough, as they stay the same inside the EXE. Another option which people use to control this is to direct some VIs to be saved outside the EXE (the build spec allows you to do that), but that's usually for specific use cases, such as calling plugins.
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