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Flat file vs csv1/21/2024 ![]() ![]() ![]() If your source file is encoded in ANSI format, you must add the Charset parameter to your configuration in the Additional Connection Properties pane, exactly as it appears in the image below (including the value- windows-1252): The most common additional properties are listed below. Additional properties can be set to Visible or Encrypted. The Additional Connection Properties panel allows to add parameters that are not specified in the Connection Properties panel. Pool wait time: The maximum number of seconds to wait for an available connection. Max pool size: The maximum number of connections in the pool. Pool idle timeout: The allowed idle time for a connection before it is closed. When it is selected, the three following properties are displayed: This parameter enables connection pooling. This option will create a new column called RowNumber, which will be used as key for the table. Select this option if you are updating or deleting CSV files. Select this option to read files and schema.ini in nested folders. Select this option if the first row contains headers. ![]() If enabled, this property will remove the file extension from the destination table in the extraction. If required, enter the number of rows to skip, starting from the top. Specify the character to be used to quote values. Select the format to be used when parsing the files: Comma, Type, or Custom. Select the file types to include: CSV, TXT, or both. Also, source files may either be a single CSV file or a folder that contains multiple CSV files. Both local and network file paths can be entered into the URI field. The URI field allows you to specify a source file for your new connection. In DataSync, create a new source connection for a flat file. This topic describes how to configure a new Flat File connection in DataSync. ![]()
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