Ax2012 Street address

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Hi there,

I have a problem with the 2012 address format. I need to create a flat file which I did using the textio class.

When I add the street field (salestable.deliveryAddress().street) to the write list it appears to have a CR LF on the end of it so my flat file wraps over 2 lines instead of being a long single line.

Is there any way I can strip the line feed from the street field?

Many thanks in anticipation

Paulina

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Martin Dráb 235,814 Most Valuable Professional on at

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RE: Ax2012 Street address

I'm confused, because the last issue hasn't been solved but the question is marked as answered.

If you still have the problem, try replacing \r\n instead of \n alone. I think this is the problem.

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RE: Ax2012 Street address

Hi Paulina

Is very strange that StrRemoveCr doesn't work.

Below the code involve. Is a static method of the Global Class.

I have try on my local env and work fine.

static str strRemoveCr(str s)

{

return strReplace(s, '\n', ' ');

}

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RE: Ax2012 Street address

Thanks for your reply

Interestingly I had tried this but it didn't do it. I used the statement

str daddress ;

daddress = strRemoveCr(salesTable.deliveryaddress().street);

and then used daddress in the write statement but still had the text wrap to a second line.

As there is no documentation I could find about the StrRemoveCR function I assumed it was for another purpose.

Paulina

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RE: Ax2012 Street address

Hi Paulina

You can also use the "strRemoveCr" global method, like :

TextIo.Write( strRemoveCr( salestable.deliveryAddress().street );

That's it!

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RE: Ax2012 Street address

CSV typically can contain new line characters if the value is enclosed in double quotes. See section 2.5 in RFC4180. In that case, a single CSV record can take more than one line.

Nevertheless if you don't want it, you can remove line breaks with strRem().

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RE: Ax2012 Street address

This may be happening due to '\n' character in street test

you need to remove it before you write it to the text file

you can use method strRem(str1, str2) before you write the street value to the test file

str1 = salestable.deliveryAddress().street

str2 = '\n'

Please verify and let us know if it helps you

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