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Hi All,
I am generating a text file through a batch class, here my file gets generated fine but with UTF-8 encoding whereas expected is ANSI format.
I have used following code in batch class, here 0 is used which is normally for ANSI format but generates file in UTF-8 in place of ANSI when running in batch.(running this code on client works fine but fails in the batch/server)
file = new TextIo(fileName, 'W', 0);
Any help is appreciated.
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Kannan01, you seem to be copying this reply to all threads that mention ANSI. Plese stop doing it. Read the question first. If you have an answer, provide it. But if what you want to say have nothing to do with the topic, simply leave the thread untouched.
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Code should supposed to be like,
System.Text.Encoding encoding = System.Text.Encoding::GetEncoding(1252);
System.Byte[] byteArray = encoding.GetBytes(textFileContent);
System.IO.MemoryStream textStream = new System.IO.MemoryStream(byteArray);
Hi Martin,
Thanks for the response, it does makes sense. I guess this should convince my functional. Again thanks a lot for your help.
The text file doesn't (have to) contain any information about the format; Notepad++ is merely guessing based on the content.
If you have only ASCII characters there, use Encoding > Convert to ANSI, save the file, re-open it and you'll again see UTF-8 in the bottom right corner.
Hi Martin,
Thanks for responding.
Right click the generated file and edit in notepad++. See in bottom right corner.
How do you check encoding of the generated file?
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