Xfr400CompatibleFDFFile Property

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Returns or specifies whether Reflection denotes a number's digit/decimal characteristics in file description files the same as OpenText RUMBA.

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#

'Declaration
 
Property Xfr400CompatibleFDFFile As Boolean

'Usage
 
Dim instance As IFileTransfer
Dim value As Boolean
 
instance.Xfr400CompatibleFDFFile = value
 
value = instance.Xfr400CompatibleFDFFile

bool Xfr400CompatibleFDFFile {get; set;}

Property Value

The default value is False.

Exceptions

Exception	Description
Attachmate.Reflection.SecuredSettingException	This exception is thrown when you modify a Reflection property that has been secured via the Permissions Manager, or if such a modification requires Administrator privileges.

Remarks

By default, Reflection counts the implied positive or negative sign and any decimal point when denoting the digit/decimal characteristics of a number in file description files. For example, Reflection denotes 123.45 as 7/2 (that is, seven total digits, two of which fall to the right of the decimal point).

The implied positive or negative sign represents the first digit, the numbers 123 represent the next three digits, the decimal point represents another digit, and the two numbers on the right of the decimal point (45) represent the last two digits.

RUMBA denotes the same number (123.45) as 5/2 (that is, five total digits, two of which fall to the right of the decimal point).

Reference

IFileTransfer Interface
IFileTransfer Members

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