4.53 EXPORTFILE
EXPORTFILE allows optional specification of different or additional files to receive CSE EXPORTs.
EXPORTs contain the same information as reports, but formatted for reading by other programs rather than by people. By default, CSE generates no exports. Exports are specified via the EXPORT object, described in Section 5.28 (next). As for REPORTs, CSE automatically supplies a primary export file; it has the same name and path as the input file, and extension .csv.
Input for EXPORTFILEs and EXPORTs is similar to that for REPORTFILEs and REPORTs, except that there is no page formatting. Refer to their preceding descriptions (Sections 5.24 and 5.25) for more additional discussion.
xfName
Name of EXPORTFILE object.
| Units | Legal Range | Default | Required | Variability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 63 characters | none | No | constant |
xfFileName=string
path name of file to be written. If no path is specified, the file is written in the current directory. If no extension is specified, .csv is used.
| Units | Legal Range | Default | Required | Variability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| file name, path and extension optional | none | Yes | constant |
xfFileStat=choice
What CSE should do if file xfFileName already exists:
| OVERWRITE | Overwrite pre-existing file. |
| NEW | Issue error message if file exists. |
| APPEND | Append new output to present contents of existing file. |
If the specified file does not exist, it is created and xfFileStat has no effect.
| Units | Legal Range | Default | Required | Variability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OVERWRITE, NEW, APPEND | OVERWRITE | No | constant |
endExportFile
Optionally indicates the end of the export file definition. Alternatively, the end of the Export file definition can be indicated by END or by beginning another object.
| Units | Legal Range | Default | Required | Variability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| none | No | constant |
Related Probes: