Field List for Matching Settings

Table 2.3 Field List for Data Processing Information (Matching Settings)

Field name

Initial value

Possible settings

Omission possible

Remarks

Format

The format of the icon placed in the input area.

CSV, Format, Excel, Database Table

No

 

Comment

 

Characters

Yes

255 bytes or fewer

Layout (Common)

 

ID (#15)

 

Alphanumeric characters and symbols (#1)

No

50 bytes or fewer

File name (#2)

 

Windows

Characters (#3)

No

200 bytes or fewer

UNIX

Alphanumeric characters and symbols (#4)

Layout (CSV)

 

Omit ID

OFF

ON, OFF

No

 

Delimiter

,

(,), ! #, $, %, &, (, ), ^, |, ~, \, $TAB, $SPACE, $NULL, Enter hexadecimal value

Yes

You can specify settings when the Omit ID is selected.

Delimiter (hexadecimal)

 

Hexadecimal character

*1

Enclosure character

"

", #, $, %, &, ', (, ), ^, |, ~, \, $TAB, $SPACE, None, Enter hexadecimal value

Yes

Enclosure character (hexadecimal)

 

Hexadecimal character

*1

Check number of fields

OFF (#5)

ON, OFF

No

You can specify settings when the Omit ID is not selected.

Use header record

OFF

ON, OFF

No

 

Number of rows for the header record

 

1 to 99

*2

 

Code conversion

 

Kanji code (#6)

(#7)

Shift JIS, JEF, EUC, IBM kanji, KEIS, NEC kanji, UTF-16, UTF-8, JIS

No

 

Unicode byte order (#6) (#8)

Same as host

Same as host, Big-endian, Little-endian

No

 

EBCDIC set (#6) (#9)

EBCDIC kana

EBCDIC kana,

EBCDIC lowercase,

EBCDIC ASCII,

EBCDIC ASPEN,

Japan (Latin) for IBM,

Japan (Latin) Extended for IBM,

NEC Katakana,

Japan (Katakana) Extended for IBM,

ASCII (#10)

No

 

Line break code (#11)

(#12)

Hexadecimal character

No

Displayed for CSV.

UTF-16: 4, or 8 bytes

Other than UTF-16: 2, or 4 bytes

Key settings

 

Handling of multiple keys

Return an error

Generate an error, Do not generate an error

No

 

Keys are unique

OFF

ON, OFF

No

 

Handling of no keys

Return an error

Generate an error, Do not generate an error

No

 

Default setting value list

 

No.

 

Display only

 

 

Field No.

 

Display only

 

 

Field name (#13)

 

Display only

 

 

Input type

Character string

Character string, Character string (Hexadecimal)

Yes

 

Default value

 

Input type / Character string: Characters (#3)

No

9999 bytes or fewer

Input type / Character string (Hexadecimal): Hexadecimal character (#14)

No

2 to 9998 digits or fewer

Operation settings

 

Expansion method

Expand to memory

Expand to memory, Expand to a file

No

 

Handling of trailing

spaces after character data

Do not trim

Trim, Do not trim

No

 

#1

:

You can use only hyphen (-), underscore (_), period (.), left parenthesis ((), and right parenthesis ()).

#2

:

If Format is Database Table, you cannot use this field.

#3

:

External characters cannot be used. Operations are not guaranteed if you use any platform-dependent characters.

#4

:

You cannot specify left angle brackets (<), right angle brackets (>), double quotation marks ("), single quotation marks ('), or ampersands (&).

#5

:

Initial value if Format is CSV with ID specified.

#6

:

In the case of DataMagic Desktop grade, this is displayed but cannot be changed.

#7

:

The value of Encoding of input and output files (cs4file) specified in the system environment settings file (huledenv.conf) is applied.

Note that when the format is set to CSV or Database Table, if Encoding of input and output files (cs4file) is set to a character encoding that cannot be initially displayed (encoding other than the open standard character encodings, Shift JIS, EUC, UTF-8, and UTF-16), the value of Local host kanji code type (knjcode) is used.

#8

:

This is displayed if UTF-16 is selected as the kanji code.

#9

:

This is displayed if JEF, IBM kanji, KEIS, NEC kanji, or JIS is selected as the kanji code.

#10

:

You can select this if JIS is specified in the kanji code type.

#11

:

You can specify this field only if Format is CSV.

#12

:

The initial value for the line break code depends on the OS where DataMagic Server runs. In DataMagic Desktop grade, the value is 0D0A.

#13

:

If Format is CSV and no ID is specified, this field is not displayed.

#14

:

You can use only A, B, C, D, E, and F as alphabetic characters.

#15

:

You can omit this field if Format is CSV.

*1

:

Input is required if Enter hexadecimal value has been selected for Delimiter or Enclosure character.

*2

:

Input is required if the Use header record is selected.