Txt file problem

Hi all :
would you mind tell me how to access txt file,but
txt like as Database format as following:
Name Ago tele
A 12 123456
B 13 123445
C 14 12334213
In this TXT file , I want to get Record 1 field 2
What method can I use that?
Thank you

Here's the tutorial on streams:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/io/index.html
That's how you read it in, then you can use StreamTokenizer to parse out whatever you want. If you're having trouble getting all that to work, search this forum and the New to Java forum for tons of information, and if that doesn't help, post the code you have and someone will be glad to help.

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               fc.getSelectedFile().getName());
                    try          {
                         BufferedReader invoer = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(selFile));
                         String line = invoer.readLine();
                         System.out.println(line);
                         // THIS IS WHERE IT GOES WRONG, I THINK
                         table.setValueAt(line, 1, 1);
                         table.fireTableDataChanged();
                    catch (IOException ioExc){
                    if (x == save)          {
                         System.out.println("save file");
                    if (x == exit)          {
                         System.out.println("exit file");
// ItemListener for ItemEvents on JMenu.
public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) {
          String s = "Item event detected. Event source: " + e.getSource();
          System.out.println(s);
     public static void main(String[] args)                {
          TeamTable frame = new TeamTable();
          frame.setUndecorated(true);
     frame.getRootPane().setWindowDecorationStyle(JRootPane.FRAME);
          frame.addWindowListener( new WindowAdapter()           {
               public void windowClosing( WindowEvent e )                {
     System.exit(0);
frame.setVisible(true);
* Define the look/content for a cell in the row header
* In this instance uses the JTables header properties
class RowHeaderRenderer extends JLabel implements ListCellRenderer           {
* Constructor creates all cells the same
* To change look for individual cells put code in
* getListCellRendererComponent method
RowHeaderRenderer(JTable table)      {
JTableHeader header = table.getTableHeader();
setOpaque(true);
setBorder(UIManager.getBorder("TableHeader.cellBorder"));
setHorizontalAlignment(CENTER);
setForeground(header.getForeground());
setBackground(header.getBackground());
setFont(header.getFont());
* Returns the JLabel after setting the text of the cell
     public Component getListCellRendererComponent( JList list,
Object value, int index, boolean isSelected, boolean cellHasFocus)      {
setText((value == null) ? "" : value.toString());
return this;

Problem about writing txt file and utl_put_line

After some research on the internet I found the way how to writre files from Oracle 11g to a txt file.
I read that utl_put_line only holds 32k per line and adds a new line at the end of each row but my problem it´s that if I want to open the file with SQL Server :D it doesn't recognize the CRLF so there is no end line and the last column has the data from the next row. The files are created on Linux so if I open them on Windows i have to convert into DOS format but if I try to open that file with Excel everything works fine, so I was wondering if there is a limit of columns or number of characters that can be on a txt file.
There is my pl sql that I used to create my txt files:
-------------------CODE-----------------------------
declare
cursor r1 is
select * from dqstage.st_nomdetalle
where sistema = 'NOR'
and procesar = 0
and identidad=02;
cursor r2 ( p_parid number) is
select * from dqstage.st_nomsubdetalle
where par_id = p_parid
and procesar = 0
and sistema = 'NOR'
and substr(nombrearchivo,6,2)=02;
vcadena varchar2(4000);
--vcadena1 varchar2(4000);
vcadena1 clob;
vcadena2 long;
c number:=0;
vencabezados long;
archivo sys.utl_file.file_type;
begin
archivo:= SYS.UTL_FILE.FOPEN(location=>'UPEPE_DIR',filename=>'nor02.txt',open_mode=>'w',max_linesize=>32767);
vencabezados :='FILEID|NOMBREARCHIVO|TIPOREGISTRO|IDENTIFICADORREGISTRO|FECHAEMISIONPAGO|CLAVETIPONOMINA|CLAVECT|TURNOCT|RFC|CURP|NUMEMPLEADOESTATAL'
||'|NUMSEGURIDADSOCIAL|NOMBRECOMPLETO|NOMBRES|PRIMERAPELLIDO|SEGUNDOAPELLIDO|CODIGOPAGADURIA|IDORIGENPRESUPUESTALPLAZA|CLAVEPRESUPUESTAL|'
||'PARTIDAPRESUPUESTAL|CODIGOPAGO|CLAVEUNIDAD|CLAVESUBUNIDAD|CLAVECATEGORIA|HSM|NUMEROPLAZA|CLAVENIVELPUESTO|CLAVENIVELSUELDO|ZONAECONOMICA|'
||'PERCEPCIONNETA|CLABECUENTA|NUMEROCHEQUE|CLAVEMOTIVOPAGORETROACTIVO|NUMTOTALPERDED|ERRORES|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO1|CONCEPTOPAGO1|MONTO1|PERIODODEL1|PERIODOAL1|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO1|ORIGEN1|ERRORES1|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO2|CONCEPTOPAGO2|MONTO2|PERIODODEL2|PERIODOAL2|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO2|ORIGEN2|ERRORES2|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO3|CONCEPTOPAGO3|MONTO3|PERIODODEL3|PERIODOAL3|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO3|ORIGEN3|ERRORES3|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO4|CONCEPTOPAGO4|MONTO4|PERIODODEL4|PERIODOAL4|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO4|ORIGEN4|ERRORES4|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO5|CONCEPTOPAGO5|MONTO5|PERIODODEL5|PERIODOAL5|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO5|ORIGEN5|ERRORES5|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO6|CONCEPTOPAGO6|MONTO6|PERIODODEL6|PERIODOAL6|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO6|ORIGEN6|ERRORES6|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO7|CONCEPTOPAGO7|MONTO7|PERIODODEL7|PERIODOAL7|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO7|ORIGEN7|ERRORES7|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO8|CONCEPTOPAGO8|MONTO8|PERIODODEL8|PERIODOAL8|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO8|ORIGEN8|ERRORES8|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO9|CONCEPTOPAGO9|MONTO9|PERIODODEL9|PERIODOAL9|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO9|ORIGEN9|ERRORES9|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO10|CONCEPTOPAGO10|MONTO10|PERIODODEL10|PERIODOAL10|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO10|ORIGEN10|ERRORES10|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO11|CONCEPTOPAGO11|MONTO11|PERIODODEL11|PERIODOAL11|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO11|ORIGEN11|ERRORES11|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO12|CONCEPTOPAGO12|MONTO12|PERIODODEL12|PERIODOAL12|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO12|ORIGEN12|ERRORES12|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO13|CONCEPTOPAGO13|MONTO13|PERIODODEL13|PERIODOAL13|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO13|ORIGEN13|ERRORES13|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO14|CONCEPTOPAGO14|MONTO14|PERIODODEL14|PERIODOAL14|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO14|ORIGEN14|ERRORES14|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO15|CONCEPTOPAGO15|MONTO15|PERIODODEL15|PERIODOAL15|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO15|ORIGEN15|ERRORES15|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO16|CONCEPTOPAGO16|MONTO16|PERIODODEL16|PERIODOAL16|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO16|ORIGEN16|ERRORES16|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO17|CONCEPTOPAGO17|MONTO17|PERIODODEL17|PERIODOAL17|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO17|ORIGEN17|ERRORES17|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO18|CONCEPTOPAGO18|MONTO18|PERIODODEL18|PERIODOAL18|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO18|ORIGEN18|ERRORES18|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO19|CONCEPTOPAGO19|MONTO19|PERIODODEL19|PERIODOAL19|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO19|ORIGEN19|ERRORES19|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO20|CONCEPTOPAGO20|MONTO20|PERIODODEL20|PERIODOAL20|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO20|ORIGEN20|ERRORES20|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO21|CONCEPTOPAGO21|MONTO21|PERIODODEL21|PERIODOAL21|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO21|ORIGEN21|ERRORES21|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO22|CONCEPTOPAGO22|MONTO22|PERIODODEL22|PERIODOAL22|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO22|ORIGEN22|ERRORES22|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO23|CONCEPTOPAGO23|MONTO23|PERIODODEL23|PERIODOAL23|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO23|ORIGEN23|ERRORES23|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO24|CONCEPTOPAGO24|MONTO24|PERIODODEL24|PERIODOAL24|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO24|ORIGEN24|ERRORES24|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO25|CONCEPTOPAGO25|MONTO25|PERIODODEL25|PERIODOAL25|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO25|ORIGEN25|ERRORES25|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO26|CONCEPTOPAGO26|MONTO26|PERIODODEL26|PERIODOAL26|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO26|ORIGEN26|ERRORES26|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO27|CONCEPTOPAGO27|MONTO27|PERIODODEL27|PERIODOAL27|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO27|ORIGEN27|ERRORES27|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO28|CONCEPTOPAGO28|MONTO28|PERIODODEL28|PERIODOAL28|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO28|ORIGEN28|ERRORES28|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO29|CONCEPTOPAGO29|MONTO29|PERIODODEL29|PERIODOAL29|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO29|ORIGEN29|ERRORES29|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO30|CONCEPTOPAGO30|MONTO30|PERIODODEL30|PERIODOAL30|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO30|ORIGEN30|ERRORES30|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO31|CONCEPTOPAGO31|MONTO31|PERIODODEL31|PERIODOAL31|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO31|ORIGEN31|ERRORES31|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO32|CONCEPTOPAGO32|MONTO32|PERIODODEL32|PERIODOAL32|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO32|ORIGEN32|ERRORES32|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO33|CONCEPTOPAGO33|MONTO33|PERIODODEL33|PERIODOAL33|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO33|ORIGEN33|ERRORES33|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO34|CONCEPTOPAGO34|MONTO34|PERIODODEL34|PERIODOAL34|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO34|ORIGEN34|ERRORES34|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO35|CONCEPTOPAGO35|MONTO35|PERIODODEL35|PERIODOAL35|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO35|ORIGEN35|ERRORES35|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO36|CONCEPTOPAGO36|MONTO36|PERIODODEL36|PERIODOAL36|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO36|ORIGEN36|ERRORES36|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO37|CONCEPTOPAGO37|MONTO37|PERIODODEL37|PERIODOAL37|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO37|ORIGEN37|ERRORES37|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO38|CONCEPTOPAGO38|MONTO38|PERIODODEL38|PERIODOAL38|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO38|ORIGEN38|ERRORES38|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO39|CONCEPTOPAGO39|MONTO39|PERIODODEL39|PERIODOAL39|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO39|ORIGEN39|ERRORES39|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO40|CONCEPTOPAGO40|MONTO40|PERIODODEL40|PERIODOAL40|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO40|ORIGEN40|ERRORES40|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO41|CONCEPTOPAGO41|MONTO41|PERIODODEL41|PERIODOAL41|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO41|ORIGEN41|ERRORES41|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO42|CONCEPTOPAGO42|MONTO42|PERIODODEL42|PERIODOAL42|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO42|ORIGEN42|ERRORES42|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO43|CONCEPTOPAGO43|MONTO43|PERIODODEL43|PERIODOAL43|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO43|ORIGEN43|ERRORES43|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO44|CONCEPTOPAGO44|MONTO44|PERIODODEL44|PERIODOAL44|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO44|ORIGEN44|ERRORES44|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO45|CONCEPTOPAGO45|MONTO45|PERIODODEL45|PERIODOAL45|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO45|ORIGEN45|ERRORES45|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO46|CONCEPTOPAGO46|MONTO46|PERIODODEL46|PERIODOAL46|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO46|ORIGEN46|ERRORES46|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO47|CONCEPTOPAGO47|MONTO47|PERIODODEL47|PERIODOAL47|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO47|ORIGEN47|ERRORES47|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO48|CONCEPTOPAGO48|MONTO48|PERIODODEL48|PERIODOAL48|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO48|ORIGEN48|ERRORES48|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO49|CONCEPTOPAGO49|MONTO49|PERIODODEL49|PERIODOAL49|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO49|ORIGEN49|ERRORES49|'
||'TIPOCONCEPTO50|CONCEPTOPAGO50|MONTO50|PERIODODEL50|PERIODOAL50|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO50|ORIGEN50|ERRORES50';
--||'TIPOCONCEPTO51|CONCEPTOPAGO51|MONTO51|PERIODODEL51|PERIODOAL51|FUENTEFINANCIAMIENTO51|ORIGEN51|ERRORES51';
sys.utl_file.put_line(archivo, vencabezados);
for i in r1 loop
c:=c+1;
vcadena := i.fileid||'|'||i.nombrearchivo||'|'||i.tiporegistro||'|'||i.identificadorregistro||'|'||i.fechaemisionpago||'|'||i.clavetiponomina||'|'||i.clavect||'|'||i.turnoct||'|'||i.rfc
||'|'||i.curp||'|'||i.numempleadoestatal||'|'||i.numseguridadsocial||'|'||i.nombrecompleto||'|'||i.nombres||'|'||i.primerapellido||'|'||i.segundoapellido||'|'||i.codigopagaduria
||'|'||i.idorigenpresupuestalplaza||'|'||i.clavepresupuestal||'|'||i.partidapresupuestal||'|'||i.codigopago||'|'||i.claveunidad||'|'||i.clavesubunidad||'|'||i.clavecategoria||'|'||i.hsm
||'|'||i.numeroplaza||'|'||i.clavenivelpuesto||'|'||i.clavenivelsueldo||'|'||i.zonaeconomica||'|'||i.percepcionneta||'|'||i.clabecuenta||'|'||i.numerocheque||'|'||i.clavemotivopagoretroactivo
||'|'||i.numtotalperded||'|'||i.errores;
vcadena1:=null;
for j in r2 (i.fileid) loop
vcadena1 := vcadena1||'|'|| j.tipoconcepto||'|'||j.conceptopago||'|'||j.monto||'|'||j.periododel||'|'||j.periodoal||'|'||j.fuentefinanciamiento ||'|'||j.origen||'|'||j.errores;
end loop;
sys.utl_file.put_line(archivo, vcadena2);
end loop;
sys.utl_file.fclose(archivo);
end;
As you can see I write the column names first and with a loop I add the data, so I can have a very large column at the end.
How can I add the CRLF at the end of each line to have it working with Windows?

user2068122 wrote:
After some research on the internet I found the way how to writre files from Oracle 11g to a txt file.
I read that utl_put_line only holds 32k per line and adds a new line at the end of each row but my problem it´s that if I want to open the file with SQL Server :D it doesn't recognize the CRLF so there is no end line and the last column has the data from the next row. The files are created on Linux so if I open them on Windows i have to convert into DOS format but if I try to open that file with Excel everything works fine, so I was wondering if there is a limit of columns or number of characters that can be on a txt file.
<snip>
Oracle is simply passing a string of characters to the OS to be written to a file in the host OS's native text format. That format is different from Windows and nix. Windows will append a CR-LF pair to the end of the provided character string, as its end-of-record delimiter. nix will append only a CR (or is it LF?) as its end-of-record delimiter. This is purely and OS issue that Oracle knows or cares nothing about. It is also something that must always be kept in mind when passing files between *nix and Windows.

Problems getting elements to work in a txt file within Flash.

Hello! I'm working on my band's new website and have been
searching many hours for answers to some problems I'm having with
txt files referenced as HTML in Flash.
Our site is
http://moumusic.com.
One of the problems is having an image as a link. For
instance, I have a photo and try to link a website to it:
quote:
<a href="
http://cdbaby.com/cd/motuniverse"
target="_blank"><img src="images/cdbaby.gif" width="100"
height="100"></a>
It works when loaded as an HTML file, but not when viewed in
the Flash site. The text file for this is at
http://moumusic.com/moualbum.txt.
The page comes up when you click the "MoU's First CD" link on
moumusic.com.
Next, I can't link to external media files. For instance, I
tried inserting the code:
quote:
<a href="
http://fusco-moore.com/videos/SongforCliff-2.wmv">Song
for Cliff Video Part 2</a>
. You can click the text (while viewing it as
part of the Flash site), but nothing happens. You can even copy the
shortcut, but you can't use the link properly.
Last, I want to put a PayPal Buy It Now button on one of the
pages. The link is pretty long:
quote:
<a
href="https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick&business=producer%40wcjm%2ecom&it em_name=%22Masters%20of%20the%20Universe%22%20CD%20by%20MoU&amount=10%2e00&no_shipping=2&n o_note=1&currency_code=USD&lc=US&bn=PP%2dBuyNowBF&charset=UTF%2d8">Buy
Now!</a>
. I heard that there's a 128 character limit for
links in Flash. Is there any way around this?
What about forms? PayPal has the option of doing a form for a
shopping cart. Flash won't even begin to recognize it when I just
drop the form code in there.
Well, thanks for the help in advance- hopefully this stuff
can be accomplished!
Jim

I assume you are using the Flash TextField object set to
render html.
First to understand is that the extent of html recognized is
limited and by
player version. That means you cannot use any HTML tag you
wish.
See
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/8/main/00001459.html
for the
supported list in Flash Player 8
You might check "About making hypertext links out of embedded
media " as
well:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/8/main/00001477.html
Malformed html in a TextField can render any tag in the field
non
functional. Be sure the html in the TextField is validated.
I would assume the anchor tag in Flash text field would
follow the same
rules an anchor tag in HTML as to length of the query string.
Finally consider using Flash with a button and getURL for the
PayPal link.
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/8/main/00001730.html
Lon Hosford
www.lonhosford.com
Flash, Actionscript and Flash Media Server examples:
http://flashexamples.hosfordusa.com
May many happy bits flow your way!
"wcjmproducer" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> Hello! I'm working on my band's new website and have
been searching many
> hours
> for answers to some problems I'm having with txt files
referenced as HTML
> in
> Flash.
>
> Our site is
http://moumusic.com.
>
> One of the problems is having an image as a link. For
instance, I have a
> photo and try to link a website to it:
>
>
quote:
<a href="
http://cdbaby.com/cd/motuniverse"
target="_blank"><img
> src="images/cdbaby.gif" width="100"
height="100"></a>
>
> It works when loaded as an HTML file, but not when
viewed in the Flash
> site.
> The text file for this is at
http://moumusic.com/moualbum.txt.
The page
> comes
> up when you click the "MoU's First CD" link on
moumusic.com.
>
> Next, I can't link to external media files. For
instance, I tried
> inserting
> the code:
quote:
<a
> href="
http://fusco-moore.com/videos/SongforCliff-2.wmv">Song
> for Cliff Video Part 2</a>
. You can click the text (while viewing it
> as
> part of the Flash site), but nothing happens. You can
even copy the
> shortcut,
> but you can't use the link properly.
>
> Last, I want to put a PayPal Buy It Now button on one of
the pages. The
> link
> is pretty long:
quote:
<a
>
href="https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick&business=producer%40wcjm
>
%2ecom&item_name=%22Masters%20of%20the%20Universe%22%20CD%20by%20MoU&amount=10%2
>
e00&no_shipping=2&no_note=1&currency_code=USD&lc=US&bn=PP%2dBuyNowBF&charset=UTF
> %2d8">Buy Now!</a>
. I heard that there's a 128 character limit for
> links
> in Flash. Is there any way around this?
>
> What about forms? PayPal has the option of doing a form
for a shopping
> cart.
> Flash won't even begin to recognize it when I just drop
the form code in
> there.
>
> Well, thanks for the help in advance- hopefully this
stuff can be
> accomplished!
>
> Jim
>

Problem with RSCRM_BAPI (extraction to Fixed Lenght txt file)

Hi Experts,
I have a question about a RSCRM_BAPI limitation:
I want to extract a Query, using this transaction, to a fixed lenght .txt file. The query has a tabular structure like this:
CHARACT1 | CHARACT2 | CHARACT3 | CHARACT4 | KEYFIG_MONTH1 | KEYFIG_MONTH2 | .... | KEYFIG_MONTH12.
so i have a tabular structure with some CH and a KF repeated for the 12 month of the year.
The problem is that the fixed lenght .txt file extracted with RSCRM_BAPI stops to the month 11, month 12 is discarded. If i try to extract a .csv file with the same query all the 12 month are included in the file.
Question: Is it possible that RSCRM_BAPI has a row lenght limitation considering the fixed lenght .txt file?
Many thanks in advance.
Fabio

How did you sechudle the Query/Report Using BAPI, i'm having similar Problem. Please Can you help me out.
My problem is , i have a query which is schedule for every month 2 wed and a bapi is associated to The query.
for some reason's the query is not working properly .
Can you please help.

Also problem read txt files into JTable

hello,
i used the following method to load a .txt file into JTable
try{
                    FileInputStream fin = new FileInputStream(filename);
                    InputStreamReader isr = new InputStreamReader(fin);
                    BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(isr);
                    StringTokenizer st1 = new StringTokenizer(br.readLine(), "|");
                    while( st1.hasMoreTokens() )
                         columnNames.addElement(st1.nextToken());
                    while ((aLine = br.readLine()) != null)
                         StringTokenizer st2 = new StringTokenizer(aLine, "|");
                         Vector row = new Vector();
                         while(st2.hasMoreTokens())
                              row.addElement(st2.nextToken());
                         data.addElement( row );
                    br.close();
                    }catch(Exception e){ e.printStackTrace(); }
               //colNum = st1.countTokens();
               model = new DefaultTableModel(data,columnNames);
               table.setModel(model);but there is a problem : if cell A's location is (4,5),and its left neighbour,that is, cell(4,4) is blank (the value is ""), the the cell A's value will be displayed in cell(4,4).if cell(4,3) is also blank ,the cell A's value will be displayed in cell(4,3).that is,the non-blank value will be displayed in the first blank cell of the line.
how can i solve it?Please give me some helps or links.
Thank u very much!

Or, use the String.split(..) method to tokenize the data
Or, use my SimpleTokenizer class which you can find by using the search function.

Problem exporting txt' file size is 23 KB and '.zip' size 4 MB

I am using Apex 3.0 version screen to upload '.txt' file and '.zip' file containing images.
I can successfully export '.txt' file and '.zip' file containing images as long as '.txt' file size is < 23 KB and '.zip' file size < 4 MB from database table 'TBL_upload_file' to the OS directory on the server.
processing of Larger files (sizes 35 KB and 6 MB) produce following Error Message.
‘ORA-21560: argument 2 is null, invalid or out of range’ error.
Here is my code:
I am using following code to export Documents from database table 'TBL_upload_file' to the OS directory on the server.
create or replace procedure "PROC_LOAD_FILES_TO_FLDR_BYTES"
(pchr_text_file IN VARCHAR2,
pchr_zip_file IN VARCHAR2)
is
lzipfile varchar(100);
lzipname varchar(100);
sseq varchar(1000);
ldocname varchar(100);
lfile varchar(100);
-- loaddoc (p_file in number) as
l_file UTL_FILE.FILE_TYPE;
l_buffer RAW(32000);
l_amount NUMBER := 32000;
l_pos NUMBER := 1;
l_blob BLOB;
l_blob_len NUMBER;
l_file_name varchar(200);
l_doc_name varchar(200);
a_file_name varchar (200);
end_pos NUMBER;
begin
-- Get LOB locator
SELECT blob_content,doc_name
INTO l_blob,l_file_name
FROM tbl_upload_file
WHERE DOC_NAME = pchr_text_file;
--get length of blob
l_blob_len := DBMS_LOB.getlength(l_blob);
-- save blob length to determine end position
end_pos:= l_blob_len;
-- Open the destination file.
-- l_file := UTL_FILE.fopen('BLOBS','MyImage.gif','w', 32767);
l_file := UTL_FILE.fopen('BLOBS',l_file_name,'WB', 32760); --use write byte option supported in 10G
-- if small enough for a single write
IF l_blob_len < 32760 THEN
utl_file.put_raw(l_file,l_blob);
utl_file.fflush(l_file);
ELSE -- write in pieces
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-- until complete.
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UTL_FILE.put_raw(l_file, l_buffer);
utl_file.fflush(l_file); --flush pending data and write to the file
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l_pos := l_pos + l_amount;
-- set the end position if less than 32000 bytes, here end_pos captures length of the document
end_pos := end_pos - l_amount;
IF end_pos < 32000 THEN
l_amount := end_pos;
END IF;
END LOOP;
END IF;
--- zip file
-- Get LOB locator to locate zip file
SELECT blob_content,doc_name
INTO l_blob,l_doc_name
FROM tbl_upload_file
WHERE DOC_NAME = pchr_zip_file;
l_blob_len := DBMS_LOB.getlength(l_blob);
-- save blob length to determine end position
end_pos:= l_blob_len;
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-- l_file := UTL_FILE.fopen('BLOBS','MyImage.gif','w', 32767);
l_file := UTL_FILE.fopen('BLOBS',l_doc_name,'WB', 32760); --use write byte option supported in 10G
-- if small enough for a single write
IF l_blob_len < 32760 THEN
utl_file.put_raw(l_file,l_blob);
utl_file.fflush(l_file); --flush out pending data to the file
ELSE -- write in pieces
-- Read chunks of the BLOB and write them to the file
-- until complete.
l_pos:=1;
WHILE l_pos < l_blob_len LOOP
DBMS_LOB.read(l_blob, l_amount, l_pos, l_buffer);
UTL_FILE.put_raw(l_file, l_buffer);
UTL_FILE.fflush(l_file); --flush pending data and write to the file
l_pos := l_pos + l_amount;
-- set the end position if less than 32000 bytes, here end_pos contains length of the document
end_pos := end_pos - l_amount;
IF end_pos < 32000 THEN
l_amount := end_pos;
END IF;
END LOOP;
END IF;
-- Close the file.
IF UTL_FILE.is_open(l_file) THEN
UTL_FILE.fclose(l_file);
END IF;
exception
WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20214,'Screen fields cannot be blank, Proc_Load_Files_To_Fldr_BYTES.');
WHEN TOO_MANY_ROWS THEN
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20215,'More than one record exist in the tbl_load_file table, Proc_Load_Files_To_Fldr_BYTES.');
WHEN OTHERS THEN
-- Close the file if something goes wrong.
IF UTL_FILE.is_open(l_file) THEN
UTL_FILE.fclose(l_file);
END IF;
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20216,'Some other errors occurred, Proc_Load_Files_To_Fldr_BYTES.');
end;
I am new to the Oracle.
Any help to modify this scipt and resolve this problem will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

Ask this question in the Apex forums. See Oracle Application Express (APEX)
Regards Nigel

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