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Hi everyone,
I neede you support
I would like to export a fixed-width TXT file from Qlik Sense using the STORE statement.
I have already created a field called RIGA_TXT containing the complete fixed-width record (59 characters), so my export table contains only one field:
EXPORT_TXT:
NoConcatenate
LOAD
RIGA_TXT
RESIDENT CONTROLLO_PRESENZE
WHERE CTRL_STATO_IMPORT = 'VALIDO';
STORE EXPORT_TXT
INTO [lib://Output/PRESENZE_GESTIONALE.txt]
(txt);The generated file is correct except for the first line, where Qlik writes the field name:
RIGA_TXT
0000000000000000000ORD0000800002026080300012712500000000000
0000000000000000000ORD0000800002026080400012712500000000000
...What I need is:
0000000000000000000ORD0000800002026080300012712500000000000
0000000000000000000ORD0000800002026080400012712500000000000
...So: one record per line, no header, no delimiter and no quotes.
I already tried:
(txt, no labels)but no labels is not accepted in the STORE statement in my Qlik Sense environment.
Is there a native Qlik Sense solution to export a TXT file using STORE without writing the field name/header?
I would prefer to solve this directly in the Qlik load script, without using PowerShell or an external post-processing script.
Thanks in advance!
Mauro
You could go with an approach like:
let FieldName = peek('RIGA_TXT', 0, 'CONTROLLO_PRESENZE');
EXPORT_TXT:
NoConcatenate
LOAD
RIGA_TXT as X
RESIDENT CONTROLLO_PRESENZE
WHERE recno() > 0;
rename field X to FieldName;
STORE EXPORT_TXT
INTO [lib://Output/PRESENZE_GESTIONALE.txt]
(txt);Be aware that your previous condition of: CTRL_STATO_IMPORT = 'VALIDO' is not mandatory suitable for the peek() extract which takes exactly the defined record without considering any condition. Therefor it would be likely that you need another pre-load which extracts the wanted records and on this relates the peek() and the final load.