Setting FileControl delimiter string programatically

Hello,
I'm working with WLI's FileControls. I'd like to configure a FileControl instance at runtime. I can set many of the FileControl properties using the FileControlPropertiesDocument. One thing I'd like to dynamically configure is the delimiter string. This attribute, however, is part of a nested class within FileControl called IOOperation. I don't see how to set the values of the IOOperation attributes programatically. They appear to be set as part of an annotation, and are read-only at runtime. Has anyone tried something like this before?
Thanks very much,
Brian.

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Hi Praveen G,
this blog was one of the sources I already found.
I was searching for the "official" way to set the default-workbook - without manipulating the tables programmaticaly (and possibly inconsistant).
Best regards,
Marco

Split Comma Delimited String Oracle

I want to Split Comma Delimited string in oracle9i into rowwise data.i do not want to use Functions or connect by level...
is there any other way from which we can split strings.???
if we use Connect by level method the problem im facing is we cannot use suqueries in Connect by clause...
Edited by: user11908943 on Sep 16, 2009 8:37 AM

michaels2 wrote:
I prefer using XMLTABLE which has superceded XMLSEQUENCE and I personally find it easier to read...Agree, but that would be hard in 9i since it is not implemented ;)Ah! missed that bit (gawd I wish people would upgrade to supported versions)
In still later versions (11g) I prefer
SQL> with t as
select 'a,b,c,d,e' str from dual
select trim(column_value) str
from t, xmltable(('"' || replace(str, ',', '","') || '"'))
STR
a
b
c
d
e
5 rows selected.
Natty! But completely illogical (I mean creating an XMLTABLE from a non-XML string). I'm guessing that's a development of XQuery?

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