Hello Monks
We will be downloading files from server...we have to check for end of
file starts with "T" if this is there then we treat
this as complete file and do further processing otherwise
its not a complete file and we will
wait for the file. for eg. if the file has the following
0000000508120060901                                   
3TEST C TEST          0000000508220060901                             
+     TEST123              0000000005120060901                        
+           
300055566             0000000509720060901                             
+            1ABC30620060901      000DDDD      24702R101 B000000272730
+000000000500000000 OTC                                               
+          C                                                          
+ 2TC12345              00000000188     JEMPRUTEST           000000089
+89     TONY C TEST          00000008990     TEST123              0000
+0000090      
200055566             00000009016                                     
+            TJHY30600000000009

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As above the last line started with "T" we can assume its complete file..


Thanks & Regards
Sridhar

In reply to Finding a Letter at Last line by mantra2006

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