Output CSV file problem

Hi Guru,
I encounted 1 problem where my output csv file content incorrect. Source is from SAP Proxy.
Example my csv file should have Material code, material description and date. However when i open the csv file, it is only have material code in one line and the rest of fields are not display in the csv file.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns0:MT_PRD_MASTER_SND xmlns:ns0="http://com.starhub/sapprdcat">
   <RECORDSET>    1:1
      <RECORD>       1:unbounded
         <MATNR/>
         <MAKTX/>
         <DATE_ADD/>
      </RECORD>
   </RECORDSET>
</ns0:MT_PRD_MASTER_SND>
My source and target are same.
CC Receiver setting:
Transport Protocal : File System NFS
Message Protocal : File Content Conversion
Adapter Engine : Integration Server
Recordset Structure : RECORD
RECORD.fiedlNames : MATNR,MAKTX,DATE_ADD
RECORD.endSeparator :  'nl'
RECORD.fieldSeparator : ,
RECORD.processFieldNames: fromConfiguration
RECORD.addHeaderLine: 0
The INCORRECT result only display MATNR in one line only.
HNOK0000102     HNOK0000108     C032S31384A     C032S3XDATA     CFGSC300300     CRAWC300001
Expected Result should be :
HNOK0000102,Material test 1,01/01/2007
HNOK0000108,Material test 2,01/02/2007
C032S31384A,Material test 3,01/01/2007
C032S3XDATA,Material test 4,01/01/2007
CFGSC300300,Material test 5,01/01/2007
CRAWC300001,Material test 6,01/01/2007
Thank you very much for help.
Regards,

hi,
check this parameter:
Recordset Structure : RECORD  [wrong]
Recordset Structure : RECORDSET,RECORD [right]
and the other parameters will be like this:
RECORD.fiedlNames : MATNR,MAKTX,DATE_ADD
RECORD.endSeparator : 'nl'
RECORD.fieldSeparator : ,
RECORD.processFieldNames: fromConfiguration
RECORD.addHeaderLine: 0
<b>RECORDSET.fieldSeparator: 'nl'</b>
Sachin
Message was edited by:
        Sachin Dhingra

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