Dataport Import
                
                    roshini                
                
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                    Hi Experts!
While import file through dataport, I would like to import only lines starting with 7, remaining all lines, I want to skip.
Is there any function available for dataport.skip ??
                While import file through dataport, I would like to import only lines starting with 7, remaining all lines, I want to skip.
Is there any function available for dataport.skip ??
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            sure you can do that.
I don't know what your data looks like or what table you're trying to populate - but if you import your data into variables you can use
Testfield := copystr("first field",1,1);
if testfield = 7 then begin
map your variables to nav fields
end else begin
currdataport.skip;
end;0 - 
            Hi Savatage,
Thank you for your reply.
Sorry, I could n't explain properly. As I have .CSV file, having data. All character and Numeric.
I need to import only starting lines with 7.
in my data file, other lines starts with 1 or 2 and other numbers. But import only line starting with 7.
before insert only, I would like to check, and insert only line starting with 7.
as other lines having more numeric data, so I am getting errors.
here I need to read the data file, before insert.0 - 
            As I said - Create variables as substitues for the fields you want to import your data to.
if the fields you want to import are called
CODE
NO
ZIP
then for example - create
importedCODE
importedNO
ImportedZIP
FieldCheck
enter these variables into your dataport fields not the real nav fields.
Onafterimport triggerfieldcheck := copystr("importedCode",1,1); if fieldcheck = '7' then begin validate(code,importedcode); validate(no,importedno); validate(zip,importedzip); end else begin currdataport.skip; end;
if you import into variable nothing gets put into your nav table until you map it to its corresponding nav field. good luck!
you could always open your file in excel - sort it & delete all the lines that don't start with 7 & then save it back to csv - but that's no fun!0 - 
            Hi Savatage,
Thanks a lot for detailed explanation.
Great!!0 
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