Re: Detecting *CRLF vs. *LF

[VERNON HAMBERG Owner <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Mark


CPYFRMIMPF seems to require that you specify a row delimiter. So the CRLF or LF will disappear when imported.


Maybe something like grep or find in QShell can help, or the qsys2.ifs_read_binary - that uses NONE for END_OF_LINE, then you give it a row length - watch out for CR and the end and LF at the start of the next. And LFCR is also a possibility. Also, CR by itself.


HTH
Vern

On Thu, 14 Dec, 2023 at 11:59 AM, mlazarus <mlazarus@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
 

To: midrange systems technical discussion

 I'm looking for an easy way to determine if a .csv file in the IFS is 
*CRLF vs. *LF programatically.  The record delimiters will be consistent 
throughout the file. So, if I want to copy it to a PF via CPYFRMIMPF, I 
want the delimiter type returned to the program.  TIA.

 -mark