In hex edit mode, the files are the exact same as far as I can see, but I still need to spend some more time comparing, but definitely no headers at the beginning of the data. That's why I'm assuming it's something more low level.
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Subject: RE: [KCFusion] file property
Is there a section near the top that might be a header containing that kind of information?
Keith Purtell, Web/Network Administrator
VantageMed Operations (Kansas City)
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> Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003 12:13 PM
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> Subject: [KCFusion] file property
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>
> I've got a problem that is currently just beyond my knowledge of file
> properties and encoding types and all that fun. I've got a
> data file that
> needs to be imported into sql server and sql server doesn't
> like it for some
> odd reason. After playing around with it a bit, we've found
> that if we open
> it up in a plain text editor and copy/paste the contents over
> to another
> plain text file and save that file, it works just fine. Also, if the
> original file is opened in UltraEdit, it's by default being
> opening in hex
> edit mode as opposed to plain text mode which is how the
> second file gets
> opened and how most plain text files get opened in UltraEdit.
> What is it
> about this file that is causing this? Is it some form of file property
> specifying the encoding type? Is this a property I can change
> using code?
> Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
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