SSIS CSV FILE READING ISSUE

hi can u reply me for the below post
Actually iam using a FF connection manger to read the csv file .. with the row delimiter to {CR}{LF}.
Suddenly in looping through the files package got failed because it cant able to read the csv file
Again i changed the row delimiter to {LF} then it worked for the file which i faced issue with the {CR}{LF} delimiter.
Now i want to know why the package is failing for the row delimiter issue..
can any one help me on this.
Please share me what actually the difference between those

Please share me what actually the difference between those
CR = Carriage Return = CHAR(13) in SQL
This character is used in Mac OS as new line.
When this character is used, cursor goes to first position of the line
LF = Line Feed = CHAR(10) in SQL
This character is used in Unix as new line.
When this character is used, cursor goes to next line of the line (Old days typewritter when paper moves up)
CR LF
New line in Windows system. Combination of CR and LF.
Best thing is to open the test flat file in Notepadd++ and enable show symbols - show chars and see what exactly you have as row delimiter
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Vaibhav Chaudhari
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"FORD","ANALYST"
"MILLER","CLERK"Regards.
Al
Edited by: Alberto Faenza on May 2, 2013 5:48 PM

BO 4.0 save as csv file format issue

Hi All,
We are using BO 4.0 Webi for reporting on SAP BW 7.3 system. Some of our reports have to be scheduled to bring the output in CSV file format. When I schedule the report in CSV format, the final output has data in two sets. The first set has the list of columns which I have selected in my report. Starting on the next row I get to see the second set of data with all the objects selected in the query panel including the detail objects.
We only need the data for the columns which is selected in the report, but it is bringing the dump from all the objects in the dataprovider.
Can anyone tell me how to get rid of the second set of data in the same csv file ?
Thanks,
Prasad

Hi,
CSV format is reserved for 'data only' dataprovider dumps. it exports the entire webi microcube (query results)
You don't get that option when going 'save as' - which preserves the report formatting - in which case you should consider .xls
regards,
H

JCA flat file read issue

Hi,
We needs to read a flat file and transform it to destination xml format. Then send it to destination file location.
Steps we have done:
1. Create JCA adapter and configure the flat file schema
2. Create proxy based on the jca
3. create transformation for the source to target schema (this has no namespace)
4. Create BS for sending the output
Everything workins as expected when testing from OSB test console. But then the file is placed in the source folder, the output xml has the namespace xmlns:soap-env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" to the root node.
e.g,
<Root xmlns:soap-env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" >
<Child>
<Child1/>
<Child2/>
<Child3/>
</Child>
</Root>
But expected output is
<Root>
<Child>
<Child1/>
<Child2/>
<Child3/>
</Child>
</Root>
We tried converting the xml to string then repalcing the xmlns:soap-env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" value with balnk.
Also we tried with hadcorded xml using assign action instead of transformation. Even the harded xml also having the namespace to the root node.
But the end system is failing due to this namespace value.
Help me to resolve the issue.
Thanks,
Vinoth
Edited by: Vinoth on Jun 8, 2011 10:12 PM

Ideally your endsystem should not fail if you specify any number of namespace identifiers in the XML unless you are using them in elements or attributes within the XML. They should try to resolve this on their side.
But to see whats going on in OSB, can you please paste log the $body variable in the before the publish action and paste the content here. Or send the sbconfig of the Proxy and business to me on my email mentioned in the profile if possible.

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