Re: Flat File Formats definitions

In article <31ADB510.2584_at_sth.frontec.se>, David Larsson <David.Larsson_at_sth.frontec.se> wrote:
>WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE A BUNCH OF JPEGS?
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>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?
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