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Data360 Analyze Server Help

Product type
Software
Portfolio
Verify
Product family
Data360
Product
Data360 Analyze
Version
Latest
Language
English
Product name
Data360 Analyze
Title
Data360 Analyze Server Help
Copyright
2024
First publish date
2016
Last updated
2024-11-28
Published on
2024-11-28T15:26:57.181000

Writes data to a simple HTML file. All data will be converted to text, and the four control characters will be escaped as &quot; ("), &amp; (&), &lt; (<), and &gt; (>).

If more control over the format of the output is needed, use the core node Output XML, which this node inherits from.

Properties

DocumentTitle

Specify the title of the output HTML document.

File

Click the folder icon and browse to the file to which you want to output the data, then click Choose.

To create a new file, click the folder icon and navigate to the folder where you want to output the file, then enter a name for the file in the Filename field and click Choose.

A value is required for this property.

Note: If you are using the server edition, the output file will be created on the Data360 Analyze server. If you wish to open the file, and you don't have access to the file system on the server, you will need to download the file onto your local machine. See Download data files for more details.

FieldNames

Optionally specify whether to write a list of field names, as a header line, as the first Record just before the data block. Choose from:

  • None - No separate header line, just the data.
  • Name - A header record of field names.
  • Name:Type - Formatted style <field name>:<data type> header.

The default value is None.

NullValue

Optionally specify the value to be emitted in place of NULL.

The default value is "0".

DocumentHeader

Optionally specify the HTML to be written at the beginning of the output file.

DocumentFooter

Optionally specify the HTML to be written at the end of the output file.

RecordHeader

Optionally specify the HTML to be written at the beginning of each record. Use \t for tab, \n for Unix-style newline, \r\n for Windows-style newline.

RecordFooter

Optionally specify the HTML to be written at the end of each record. Use \t for tab, \n for Unix-style newline, \r\n for Windows-style newline.

FieldHeader

Optionally specify the HTML to be written at the beginning of each data field. Use \t for tab, \n for Unix-style newline, \r\n for Windows-style newline.

The literal text FIELDNAME will be replaced with the field name, and the literal text FIELDTYPE will be replaced with the data type (string, int, etc.) of that specific data field.

FieldFooter

Optionally specify the HTML to be written at the end of each data field. Use \t for tab, \n for Unix-style newline, \r\n for Windows-style newline.

The literal text FIELDNAME will be replaced with the field name, and the literal text FIELDTYPE will be replaced with the data type (string, int, etc.) of that specific data field.

NameHeader

Optionally specify the HTML to be written at the beginning of each header field. Use \t for tab, \n for Unix-style newline, \r\n for Windows-style newline.

If FieldNames is None, this property is ignored.

NameFooter

Optionally specify the HTML to be written at the end of each header field. Use \t for tab, \n for Unix-style newline, \r\n for Windows-style newline.

If FieldNames is None, this property is ignored.

Inputs and outputs

Inputs: in1.

Outputs: None.