Informatica - import data from line 6 in sample files in universal adapter

Hi ,
I am trying to extract data from R12 tables to sample CSV files provided by oracle in universal adapter CRM analytics.
As per oracle guidelines we are supposed to import data from line 6 as first five lines will be skipped during ETL process.
While importing the the target file in target designer ,I am entering 6 as value in the Lov box "Start import at Row".
Still Data is loaded from first line of the file and not 6 th line.
Please let me know more on how to achieve this requirement.
Thanks,
Chaitanya.

HI,
Please let me know the solution for this.It is very high priorirty for me now.
I want to extract data into sample files provided by oracle starting from 6 th line.
At present I am able to load from first line of the .csv file.
Thanks,
Chaitanya

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