By die, I mean the script just stops with no error messages.

It creates the first 67 rows until row 68 which is the first row with double quotes around the field with the comma imbedded within the quotes. See row 3 and 4 of data below

988A5370, 98_1V_HB, ADVANCED ROTORCRAFT SYSTEMS, false, store, false, 
+, , , , unspecified, USD, false, +, true, +, false, +, false, +, fals
+e, +
988A5521, 98_1V_HB, Hel Product Pool (Pds Dd), false, store, false, , 
+, , , unspecified, USD, false, +, true, +, false, +, false, +, false,
+ +
988A5707, 98_1V_HB, "Chinook, IPT ME Support", false, store, false, , 
+, , , unspecified, USD, false, +, true, +, false, +, false, +, false,
+ +
988A5708, 98_1V_HB, "Chinook, ME Factory Supt", false, store, false, ,
+ , , , unspecified, USD, false, +, true, +, false, +, false, +, false
+, +
988A5761, 98_1V_HB, Tandem Rotor Configuration Mgt, false, store, fals
+e, , , , , unspecified, USD, false, +, true, +, false, +, false, +, f
+alse, +
988A5762, 98_1V_HB, RECAP-Product Data Management, false, store, false
+, , , , , unspecified, USD, false, +, true, +, false, +, false, +, fa
+lse, +

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Any suggestions would be great. Thanks, Mike

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

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