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12 years 11 months ago #2200 by FlowHeater-Team
Using default mapping - Post(2200) was created by FlowHeater-Team
Hi,

I am Reviewing Flow Heater with the hope that this tool will work for a particular solution which calls for a very simple mapping tool. The one problem I see is that all my mappings need to map to the same exact Txt file. Is there a way to default the Write side of the mappings every time I create a new mapping?

Also, I need to control the size of the mapping destination columns, and it can only be done with the use of the Heater SubString, as setting the size on the Destination sets the minimum width of a comma delimited text file, instead of the maximum. Is this correct?

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Steve
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12 years 11 months ago #2201 by FlowHeater-Team
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Hi Steve,

Your first question) you could do that with the help of FlowHeater Template Definitions. You have to create a new Definition. Create your CSV text file output format you needed. If you finish go to the menu option "File->Save as Template ..." and save this definition as a template. If you create next time a new Definition you can choose what you want to create - A Empty Definition or a new Definition based from your template Definition.

Your second question) With the Help of the Substring Heater you can limit the output content of this field to the maximum length. If you need to output a CSV field with always the same length you can use two ways.
  1. Use the Format Heater, and set the output length for this content
  2. In the Textfile Configurator and set the length for the field you want (Tab->Fields / Data types)
In these two cases the certain CSV fields have always the same output length.

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