CSV File Information (PrefixINFO) Data Structure

The variables described in this section are used by the CSV APIs and contain information about the CSV file.


Field	Description
P<Prefix>NF#NBFIELDS	The number of fields defined in the file
P<Prefix>NF#RCRCNT	The number of records in the file.
P<Prefix>NF#HANDLE	The file handle. Up to 10 characters.
P<Prefix>NF#FLOPN	Indicates the status of the file. Y = the file is open. N = the file is closed. The default is N.
P<Prefix>NF#FOUND	Indicates whether the file exists.
P<Prefix>NF#FILENA	The file name. The name can be up to 60 characters.
P<Prefix>NF#INFST	One character.
P<Prefix>NF#FLOPTS	A field made up of the following subfields: P<Prefix>NF#HSHDR The default is Y. P<Prefix>NF#XLTHDR The default is Y. P<Prefix>NF#DTFMT The default is CCYYMMDD. P<Prefix>NF#FLDSEP The default is a comma. P<Prefix>NF#DTSP The default is a forward slash. P<Prefix>NF#DTSP The default is a colon. P<Prefix>NF#DECSEP The default is a period. P<Prefix>NF#THSP The default is no separator. P<Prefix>NF#QTCHR The default is a double quote.
	P<Prefix>NF#FLTRM The file termination character. P<Prefix>NF#LNTRM The line termination character. P<Prefix>NF#MSCOPT
P<Prefix>NF#OLFLNM	The 30-character field name to be changed is moved to the OLD-FLD-NAME field. If this value is spaces, the corresponding value on the file's FLD-DESC field is not changed.
P<Prefix>NF#NWFLNM	The new 30-character field name is moved to the NEW-FLD-NAME field. If this value is spaces, the corresponding value on the file's FLD-DESC field is not changed. The new field name is also used in matching columns and fields from an input CSV file. The matching field names and type values are not case sensitive.
P<Prefix>NF#NWFLTY	The new 10-character field type is entered as the text name for an element type.