Field List for Output Settings

Table 2.28 Field List for Data Processing Information (Output Settings)

Field name

Initial value

Possible settings

Omission possible

Remarks

Format

The format of the icon placed in the output area.

CSV, Format, Multi Format, Hierarchy Format, XML, Excel, Text, Database Table

No

 

Comment

 

Characters

Yes

255 bytes or fewer

Layout (Common)

 

ID (#23)

 

Alphanumeric characters and symbols (#1)

No

50 bytes or fewer

Output location (#4)

Fixed

Fixed, Use field values, Standard output

No

The Output location section does not appear if Database Table is selected as the format.

Standard output does not appear as an option button if Excel is selected as the format.

File name

(#5)

Windows

Characters (#2)

No

200 bytes or fewer

UNIX

Alphanumeric characters and symbols (#3)

Enabling output file changeover

OFF

ON, OFF

No

This is not displayed if the format is XML or Database Table.

Delete 0-byte output files

OFF

ON, OFF

No

This is not displayed if the format is Database Table.

Layout (CSV)

 

Omit ID

OFF

ON, OFF

No

 

Delimiter

,

^, |, ~, \,

$TAB, $SPACE, $NULL,

None, Enter hexadecimal

Yes

You can specify settings when the Omit ID is selected.

Enclosure character (hexadecimal)

 

Hexadecimal character

*1

Enclosure character

"

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

Yes

Enclosure character (hexadecimal)

 

Hexadecimal character

*1

 

Add enclosed characters to numeric data

OFF

ON, OFF

No

You can select a setting if the Omit ID is selected and the enclosure character is set to a value other than None.

Handling of trailing spaces after character data

Trim

Trim, Do not trim,
Compress

No

 

Handling of leading zeroes in numeric data

Trim

Trim, Do not trim,
Add a zero (0), Add a plus sign (+)

No

 

Output a title line

OFF

ON, OFF

No

 

Layout (Format)

 

Numeric value byte order

Same as host

Same as host
Same as host, Big-endian, Little-endian

No

 

Layout (Multi Format, Hierarchy Format)

 

Numeric value byte order

Same as host

Same as host
Big-endian, Little-endian

No

 

Zoned decimal zone

3

0 to 9, A to F

No

Hexadecimal value

Zoned decimal sign (positive)

4

0 to 9, A to F

No

Hexadecimal value

Zoned decimal sign (negative)

5

0 to 9, A to F

No

Hexadecimal value

Packed decimal sign (positive)

4

0 to 9, A to F

No

Hexadecimal value

Packed decimal sign (negative)

5

0 to 9, A to F

No

Hexadecimal value

Layout (XML)

 

Handling of trailing spaces after character data

Trim

Trim, Do not trim,

Compress

No

 

Handling of leading zeroes in numeric data

Trim

Trim, Do not trim,

Compress

No

 

XML Schema
instance attributes

Output

Output, Output only the default namespace, Do not output

No

 

Schema location

 

Windows

Characters and symbols (#2)(#3)

Yes

200 bytes or fewer

UNIX

Alphanumeric characters and symbols (#3)

XML version

1.0

1.0

No

 

Standalone declaration

yes

yes,no,Do not output (#24)

No

 

DTD handling

Internal

Internal, External

No

 

Output empty-element tags

Do not output

Do not output, Output

No

 

XML record unit

Custom

Custom, 1, 2, 3

No

 

Indentation

Indent

Do not indent, Indent

No

 

Add prefixes

ON

ON, OFF

No

 

Layout (Excel)

 

Layout (Database Table)

 

Numeric value byte order

Same as host

Same as host
Big-endian, Little-endian

No

 

 

Date (D)

Use default value

Use default value, NULL

No

 

Character string (M, N, or W)

Use default value

Use default value, NULL

No

 

Numeric character (Z)

Use default value

Use default value, NULL

No

 

Layout (Text)

 

Line break after final record

Output

Output, Do not output

No

 

Code conversion

 

Kanji code type (#20)

(#22)

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

No

 

Unicode byte order (#20)(#21)

Same as host

Same as host, Big-endian, Little-endian

No

Displayed if UTF-16 is selected for the kanji code type.

Unicode table (#7)

Same as host

Same as host, Windows, UNIX

No

 

EBCDIC set (#8) (#16) (#20)

 

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

 

Shift code (#20)

Add

Trim, Replace with spaces, Add, Do not add

No

You cannot select a setting if the kanji code type is JIS.

KEIS fullwidth space (#20)

A1A1

A1A1, 4040

No

Specify if KEIS is selected for the kanji code type.

Line break code (#17)

(#18)

Hexadecimal character

Yes

UTF-16:

4 or 8 bytes

Other than UTF-16:

2, or 4 bytes

BOM addition (#20)

(#9)

Add BOM, Do not add BOM

No

 

Insert a line break after each record

(#14)

ON, OFF

No

 

Path of the EBCDIC user table (#15)(#20)

 

Windows

Characters (#2)

Yes

200 bytes or fewer

UNIX

Alphanumeric characters and symbols (#3)

Convert characters other than of JIS Level 1 or JIS Level 2 as well (#6)(#20)

ON

ON, OFF

No

 

Fullwidth and halfwidth character conversion

Kana conversion

Do not convert

Do not convert,

Convert halfwidth to fullwidth, Convert fullwidth to halfwidth

No

 

Alphanumeric conversion

Do not convert

Do not convert,

Convert halfwidth to fullwidth, Convert fullwidth to halfwidth

No

 

Symbol conversion

Do not convert

Do not convert,

Convert halfwidth to fullwidth, Convert fullwidth to halfwidth

No

 

External characters (#16)(#19)

 

Conversion table for external characters

Do not use

(#11)

No

 

Handling of external characters that are not registered

(#13)

(#12)

No

 

Path of the external character conversion table

 

Windows

Characters (#2)

Yes

200 bytes or fewer

UNIX

Alphanumeric characters and symbols (#3)

#1

:

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

#2

:

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

#3

:

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

#4

:

The Browse screen of the output file varies depending on the item selected in Output location.

Fixed

: Select file screen

Use field values

: Output File Name Settings screen

#5

:

This field is set $STDOUT if Standard output is selected as the Output location.

#6

:

This field is displayed only if Kanji code type is Shift JIS, IBM Kanji, UTF-8 or UTF-16.

#7

:

This field is displayed only if Kanji code type is UTF-8 or UTF-16.

#8

:

The conversion between UTF-8/UTF-16 and EBCDIC code, EBCDIC user table cannot be selected as EBCDIC set.

#9

:

The initial value varies depending on the setting of Kanji code type.

UTF-8

: Do not add BOM

UTF-16

: Add BOM

#10

:

You can select this if JIS is specified for Kanji code type.

#11

:

The options displayed vary depending on the Code conversion settings of the input settings and output settings.

If the character encoding is the same as in the input settings

: Do not use, Use preferentially

If the character encoding is different from that of the input settings

: Do not use, Use, Use preferentially

#12

:

The options displayed vary depending on the Code conversion settings of the input settings and output settings.

If the character encoding is the same as in the input settings

: Do not convert

If the character encoding is different from that of the input settings

: Use default value, Treat as an error

#13

:

The initial value varies depending on the Code conversion settings of the input settings and output settings.

If the character encoding is the same as in the input settings

: Do not convert

If the character encoding is different from that of the input settings

: Use default value

#14

:

The initial value varies depending on the setting of Format.

If Format is CSV or XML

:

ON

If Format is a value other than CSV or XML

:

OFF

#15

:

This is displayed if Format is set to JEF, IBM kanji, KEIS, NEC kanji, or JIS.

#16

:

This is displayed if both of the following are selected in Format and Kanji code type:

  • The format is set to Format, Multi format, Hierarchy format, or Text.

  • The kanji code type is set to JEF, IBM kanji, KEIS, NEC kanji, or JIS.

#17

:

In output settings, you can specify this field in the following case:

  • The format is set to CSV or Text.

  • The format is set to Format, Multi format, Hierarchy format or XML, and Insert a line break after each record is selected.

#18

:

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

#19

:

This is not displayed in DataMagic Desktop grade.

#20

:

You cannot specify this field in DataMagic Desktop grade.

#21

:

This is displayed if UTF-16 is set for the kanji code type.

#22

:

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

#23

:

You cannot specify this field if Format is Text. You can omit this field for CSV.

#24

:

You can select whether or not to output the standalone attribute with the following:

  • Output: standalone="yes"

  • Output: standalone="no"

  • Do not output both standalone="yes" and standalone="no"

*1

:

This field displays hexadecimal representations of the values set for Delimiter or Enclosure character.

 

Table 2.29 Field List for Data Processing Information (Output File Name Settings)

Field name

Initial value

Possible settings

Omission possible

Remarks

Field to use

Input field

Input field, Matching field,

Fixed character string, Dynamic character string,

End date, Start date,

Input file path, Input file name,

Serial number, Variable

No

 

Field name

 

Characters (#1)

No

255 bytes or fewer

Field No. (#3)

 

1 to 9999

No

 

Matching number (#4)

 

Matching setting quantity

No

3 bytes or fewer

Fixed character string (#5)

 

Windows

Characters (#2)

No

200 bytes or fewer

UNIX

Alphanumeric characters and symbols (#1)

Dynamic character string (#6)

01

01 to 20

No

 

Format (#7)

 

Input field:

Format ID registered with multi format in the input settings

No

End date, Start date:

1024 bytes or fewer

End date, Start date: Halfwidth numeric

Field number/Field name (#4)

 

Characters (#1)

No

255 bytes or fewer

Samples (#8)

 

(#11)

 

Double-click to set the selected information as the format

Input file path (#9)

 

Display only

No

 

Input file name (#10)

 

Display only

No

 

Serial number

 

Display only

No

 

Variable name

 

Characters (#2)(#10)

No

256 bytes or fewer

Format of the output location path and file name

 

The content specified in the Detailed Settings for Fields to Use screen is displayed.

Yes

 

Work file path

 

Result of the Select File screen

Yes

 

#1

:

You cannot specify left angle brackets (<), right angle brackets (>), double quotation marks ("), single quotation marks ('), or ampersands (&). Operations are not guaranteed if you use any platform-dependent characters.

#2

:

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

#3

:

You can specify settings only if Input field is selected in Field to use, CSV is specified as the input format, and no ID is specified.

#4

:

You can specify this field only if Matching field in Field to use is selected.

#5

:

You can specify this field only if Fixed character string in Field to use is selected.

#6

:

You can specify this field only if Dynamic character string in Field to use is selected.

#7

:

Used as a combo box if Input field is selected for Field to use, and Multi Format is selected as the input format. This field is used as a text box if End date or Start date is selected for Field to use. You can specify this field only if Input file path is selected for Field to use.

#8

:

You can specify this field only if End date or Start date is selected for Field to use.

#9

:

You can specify this field only if Input file name is selected for Field to use.

#10

:

If you specified left parenthesis and right parenthesis, you cannot use $INAME for the value of this field. In this case, use $INUM instead.

#11

:

For Windows

YYYYMMDD

YYYYMMDDHHMISS

MMDDYYYY

DDMMYYYY

For UNIX

YYYYMMDD

YYYYMMDDHHMISS

MMDDYYYY

DDMMYYYY

 

Table 2.30 Field List for Data Processing Information (Output Location Changeover)

Field name

Initial value

Possible settings

Omission possible

Remarks

Field to use

Number of output records

Number of output records, Input field, Matching field, Variable

No

 

Record number

 

1 to 9,999,999,999

No

 

Field name

 

Result of the Select field screen

No

 

Field number

 

1 to 9999

No

 

Format

 

Format ID registered with multi format specified in the input settings

No

 

Matching number

 

From 1 to the specified number

No

3 bytes or less

Variable name

 

Result of the Select variable screen

No