Intrastat export file creation

Hi All,
There is an issue for France that is related to intrastat export and import declaration file creation.
When export file is created in positions 62 to 63 (regime) they need value = 21 and for import file value = 11; I donu2019t know where this should be maintained.
Any body can help me.
Is their any special configuration settings for this.

Thanks to all

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Intrastat declaration file creation

The results of step 6 can be then included in a file.
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Not all the options are available for all countries of declaration.
Create u2018test fileu2019: The file is created following the specific format required by the authorities of the country, the name of the file is provided automatically by the add on but will show that is not to be used for real, only as a test. GB and DE. (The file is stored in C:\Program Files\SAP\SAP Business One\AddOns\sap\Intrastat)
Create File with automatic name: The file is created following the specific format required by the authorities, and the name of the file is automatically provided by the add on following local conventions of the country of declaration. Only for GB,DE,BE,IE,SE. (C:\Program Files\SAP\SAP Business One\AddOns\sap\Intrastat)
File with manual name: The file is created following the specific format required by the authorities, but the name of the file must be entered by the user: AT,BE,DE,DK,ES,FI,FR,GB,IE,IT,NL,PT,SE. the path and the name to be entered (lower browser)
CSV file with manual name: A CSV file is created, not following any format of any country. This file can be edited by the user to be imported trough a third party software. The path an name should be entered (upper browser)
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perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
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SQL*Plus: Release 11.1.0.7.0 - Production on Tue Nov 17 04:41:58 2009
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Apparently, when the "B-style" photos were imported into iPhoto, the app automatically rotated them so that they are viewed correctly (without having to turn your head sideways). This is a very nice feature, but the result is that the file date changes.
Correct. Your camera has an Auto-Rotate feature. However, the camera does not actually rotate any pixels in the file, but instead flags it with an instruction: "Display me this way". This is a tag in the Exif metadata. When you import a file with this tag iPhoto creates a modified version. It does this because most of the apps that integrate with it - email clients, word processors etc - simply don't understand this Exif tag. So if you used the shot in a word processing doc, uploaded it to many Web site etc, the shot would come out sideways.
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