Re: Flat File Formats definitions

In article <31ADB510.2584@sth.frontec.se>, David Larsson <David.Larsson@sth.frontec.se> wrote: >WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE A BUNCH OF JPEGS? > >We are doing a survey on the structure of inhouse flat-file formats >people use when transfering data betwen applications. >We are a Messaging company working mostly with EDI. I know this question There is a "standard" format for EDI as I recall. Each company tends to enhance it a bit. >might not be appropriate for these groups but there are not >messaging group, and furthermore, messaging applications are >often used with huge database systems that communicates with other >huge systems. >If you have plenty of flat-file definitions don't send all if most >are of the same type. What I would like is as different and strange >types of flat-files that exists. If the definition is awkward to >understand please add an example too. > >If you like, I'll send to you a bunch of jpegs of sexual nature >for your corporation. Write JPEG in the subject line if you >want jpeg:s . Please don't send any to me...was this really important to include? >-- > > > >_____________________________________________________________________ > > David Larsson E-mail: David.Larsson@sth.frontec.se > Frontec Software Development WWW...: http://www.csd.uu.se/~davidl > Senior Software Developer Tel...: +46 (8) 470 22 44 > > "It's nice to be important, > but more important to be nice!" > """"""" > } . . { >___________________________ooO____U____Ooo___________________________ -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mark E. Porterfield porterf@primenet.com The Deloitte & Touche Consulting Group