How to split a file into two small file

Hi All,
          I want to raed a file from FTP server.Then i have to split a file into two small file.File format look like this.
         R01!service_order!item_guid!resource_guid!assignment_guid
         R02!Service_order!product_id!product_discription!quantity
         R02!Service_order!product_id!product_discription!quantity
         R02!Service_order!product_id!product_discription!quantity
i want split file into 2 file,according to header and item details.one table containt header information (label R01) and second table containt (label R02).
can anybody help me for this.how can i split into 2 file.
Thanks
Vishwas Sahu

Create 2 internal tables. sat it_header, it_detail
Check for 1st 3 characters and if it is R01 then send it into it_header and if it comes out to be R02 then send it to it_detail.
Once done... You can either attach these tables into mail as two seperate files
Or you can download each internal table using GUI_DOWNLOAD.
Hope this helps!!
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