Ok, I figured out that the script is failing on the first row that contains the double-quotes around the field with the comma contained within the field.

See rows two and three in the data below. This is a very small sample, actual file has more columns and 25000 rows .

988A5521, 98_1V_HB, Hel Product Pool (Pds Dd), false, store, false
988A5707, 98_1V_HB, "Chinook, IPT ME Support", false, store, false
988A5708, 98_1V_HB, "Chinook, ME Factory Supt", false, store, false
988A5761, 98_1V_HB, Tandem Rotor Configuration, false, store, false

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In my case it stops on row 68, which is row 2 in the above sample. Would like it to look like sample below

988A5521|98_1V_HB|Hel Product Pool (Pds Dd)|false| store|false
988A5707|98_1V_HB|Chinook, IPT ME Support|false|store|false
988A5708|98_1V_HB|Chinook, ME Factory Supt|false|store|false
988A5761|98_1V_HB|Tandem Rotor Configuration|false|store|false

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Any Ideas why it would die on the row with the double-quotes? Thanks, Mike

In reply to Re^4: Converting File Delimiters by mmueller44
in thread Converting File Delimiters by mmueller44

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