You’re file is being saved in a Unicode UTF-8 format and these characters
are put in front of the file to say that…I’d suggest simply reformatting the
first field with:

 

D(“1”) = Replace(D(“1”), chr(&hef) & chr(&hbb) & chr(&hbf), “”)

 

Rich McNeil

Boston Software Systems

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Stephen R. Smesny
Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 10:41 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Talk] VB Delimited File problem

 

I have a VB application that appends data to a delimited txt file.  When I
open the delimited file in Boston Workstation, D(“1”) is the following:
D("1")=2385.  It should be D(“1”)=2385.  When you go to the next record
it is fine.  The extra characters only appear on the first record.  Does
anyone know what would cause this?  I am assuming it is on the VB side.  Is
there a way to correct it in datastation or does it have to be corrected on
the VB side?  Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

Stephen Smesny

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