Splitting large file in XI

can we split the incoming file in XI, we are getting a large file of size 80MB , wanted to cut down to 40MB each
Sender system is sending 80MB file at single shot, they cannot change it.
It has become mandatory for me to break it in XI.  (scenario is File to Proxy)

Hi Viswanath,
Handling large files say anything above 100MB is always a problem with File adapter as the data has to be moved from Adapter Engine integration Engine and vice versa.
Third party tools are generally used for that. Conversion Agent by Itemfield is one of the best approaches.
Also, on the Advanced tab of the file sender adapter, select the check box next to Advanced Mode. There you can specify Maximum File Size (Bytes) option.
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