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XMLport crashing when importing a MT940 file
sabicarmin@hotmail.com
Member Posts: 4
Hello everyone
We are trying to import a Bank Statement file (MT940) into Navision. We do this all the time, but the files from this particular Bank contain 2 characters, that crash the import - SOH (ASCII 1) and ETX (ASCII 10).
Never mind that these characters are not supposed to be in a MT940 file, unfortunately we cant change that.
The XMLport crashes immediately after the PreXMLport code is done (error message below for SOH character). Is there some way to set up the XMLport to ignore these characters (changing the TextEncoding property didn't help)? Manually removing these characters works fine, but that is a last resort
The import is done manually.
Thanks
Armin
We are trying to import a Bank Statement file (MT940) into Navision. We do this all the time, but the files from this particular Bank contain 2 characters, that crash the import - SOH (ASCII 1) and ETX (ASCII 10).
Never mind that these characters are not supposed to be in a MT940 file, unfortunately we cant change that.
The XMLport crashes immediately after the PreXMLport code is done (error message below for SOH character). Is there some way to set up the XMLport to ignore these characters (changing the TextEncoding property didn't help)? Manually removing these characters works fine, but that is a last resort
The import is done manually.
Thanks
Armin
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