Hi all,
I'm trying to use DTS to import a space delimited file. One column uses " as a text qualifier so I set this in the options. The problem arises when a " shows up between the 2 text qualifiers. It's seen as a set of qualifiers with a 2nd qualifier with no end. I obviously get an error at this point. Anyone have any good advice on how to squash this one?
I have text data files from a third party and they use comma as field delimiters and enclose the text for each column in double-quotes. Not a problem for most of the data files until they start sending files where there is " within the column values. SSIS package fails with the error:
The column delimiter for column "Column 1" was not found.
Any ideas on how to resolve this issue will be greatly appreciated.Thankspcp
In SQL 2005 if i was trying to insert some data with a text qualifier inside a text qualified field, it would work, for example:
"Name","ID ","Location","","Comany",""House Name" Road",
In SQL 2012, this fails with the error message, cannot find the text qualifer for field.
To get around this, we are having to import the data into a Dirty Data column of aTEMP table, ID, Dirty Data, Clean data - perform multiple updates and change the text qualifier and ensure they are only changed in the right places so we can keep the ". In this example, we changed the text qualifier to PIPES.
After these updates, we then export the data from CLEAN data back out to CSV, then reimport it into the origional destination table with a new text qualifer.
Hi,
Using SSIS, I am importing the data of a text file into a sql server table.
After the import, I Can not figure out why the texts inside the sql server have double quotes around them. This is similar to the data inside the text file. For example, the value "Simpsons" appears with the "" as you can see whereas I want it to appear without the "" inside the sql server table.
In the connection manager, the file connection has a text qualifier of <None>
Thanks
Hi
How can I import txt files, in which data sometimes can contain
the letter that is used as text qualifier
Example txt file: 'abc',123, 'john's',12
Here the word -john's- contains the same letter as the text qualifier I have to use.
Can it be true, that this can't be done i MS SQL, when it can be done in MS Excel, Paradox etc..
Regards
Carsten H.
I have installed Standard SQL 2005. I have a problem to import text file in db because of text qualifier {"} not working.
Does anyone have the same problem? Is it a problem in my installation?
Thanks for ant comments.
Jian
Hello there,
I have created a package which will copy rows from csv file to SQL database. I have a field into the csv file which contains numeric data. and I am keeping this into the database as numeric too. for example, a column into the csv named "amount" needs to be transfer into the data table where the corresponding column name is "amount" and its data type is numeric and the field can contain null values. I am using the double quote(") text qualifier on to the csv file. Now my problem is, some rows into the csv file contains null values for amount column. for example..lets take a look on my csv file content...
"Name", "Salary"
"Jhon Stuart", "35.66"
"Maria Gree", ""
Notice the second row of the csv where the Salary value has left as an empty string. Now my intention is to import these data into the database and the salary value for Maria should be remain as null. But the package is generating an error for this row. it says..
There was an error with input column "Salary" (61) on input "OleDB Destination Input (47)" . The column status returned was : The value could not be converted because of potential loss of data.
Can any body help me on this? What would be the solution for this? if I modify the row into csv file as following
"Maria Gree", "0.00"
then it works. But I dont want to fill the field with zero into the DB. I want it would be set with NULL value..which make sense.
Any Idea?
Thanks in advance.
I have created an SSIS package, in my VS2005 solution, that Bulk Inserts a CSV file (see example below)
"100",2006-10-03 00:00:00,"HEX012",1"101",2006-10-03 00:00:00,"DS00130",1
I have a Bulk Insert Task that uses a Flat File Connection Manager to import my CSV file into my SQL2005 database.
My source CSV file (see example above), has double quatation marks surrounding any text fileds.
I have set the Flat File Connection Manager's 'Text Qualifier' to double quatation marks.
The Bulk Insert works ok, but ignores the Text Qualifier.
My database table is left with the original quatation marks in any text field.
Any help appreciated.
Regards,
Paul.
I'm exporting using a query to a flat .txt file. The problem I'm encountering is when I export the data and then open the .txt file into excel some columns cause line breaks to the next row. The columns that are breaking to a new row are varchar fields where the user has entered text into the field with double quotes ".
When I export, I'm using row delimiter {CR}{LF} column delimiter Comma and text qualifier Double Quote (")
Is there a way to prevent this from happening when I export and open the flat file into Excel?
I tried using replace, but I was getting a syntax error in my query. Here is the query without using replace:
SELECT e.session_date, l.lab_no, i.first_name + ' ' + i.last_name AS Teacher,
tt.name, d.district_name, s.school_name, t.title, a.q1 AS Question1, a.q2 AS Question2,
a.q3 AS Question3, a.q4 AS Question4, a.q5 AS Question5, a.q6 AS Question6, a.q7 AS Question7,
a.q8 AS Question8, a.q9 AS Question9, a.q10 AS Question10
FROM evaluation e
LEFT OUTER JOIN training t ON t.id = e.training
LEFT OUTER JOIN lab l ON l.id = e.lab_no
LEFT OUTER JOIN instructor i ON i.id = e.instructor
LEFT OUTER JOIN trainee tt ON tt.id = e.trainee
LEFT OUTER JOIN district d ON d.id = e.district
LEFT OUTER JOIN school s ON s.id = e.school
LEFT OUTER JOIN answers a ON a.id = e.answers
WHERE session_date >= '20070401' AND session_date < '20070501'
I would need to use the replace on columns a.q7, a.q8, a.q9, and a.q10
I tried using another delimiter...pipes (|) and that didn't work? Maybe I was attempting it incorrectly?
Thanks in advance for any help.
I've discovered an issue with the text qualifier field in the file connection manager when upgrading a SSIS 2005/2008 package from a 32 bit platform to 64 bit platform runninn SQL Server 2008 R2 10.5.1600.
The package will convert <none> in this field to _x003C_none_x003E and therefore any package using the file connection manager i.e. import/export - common tasks on SSIS! will cause problems either with output data or imported data.
Simply replacing _x003C_none_x003E with <none> fixes the issue but ofcourse there can be many packages affected as a result.
Any existing/impending cumulative update for SQL Server 2008 R2 Standard that will fix the problem?double quote delimiters are converted to _x0022_ which I am assume by replacing with a double quote will fix the problem.
I am working on SSIS Packages. I have raw files in which data is in text qualifier.
When I am trying to load files into database it's throwing me error when there is no values in text qualifier.
For Example. "Others","0","0"," "," "
If I have the value above in raw files. SSIS Package throwing me error in " " this column.
Saying Data Conversion failed.
hi all,
ive been having this problem recently and havnt been able to hunt down a solution for it....
i have a table. 3 columns. name(varchar),age(int) and job(varchar)
i have a stored procedure which takes in name age and job from a form and attemps to through them into the db,but its giving me...
Parameter object is improperly defined. Inconsistent or incomplete information was provided.
or
Type Mismatch..
lovely!
Here's some code for the sproc
CREATE proc sp_insertinfo
@name varchar(50),
@age int,
@job varchar(50)
as
insert into users
values (@name,@age,@job)
GO
and for the actual ASP file...
strConn="Provider=SQLOLEDB;User ID=sa; Password=xxxxx; Initial Catalog=Skills; Data Source=xxxxx"
oConn.Open strConn
Set oCmd.ActiveConnection = oConn
'assign form info to params
name=Request.Form("name")
age=Request.Form("age")
job=Request.Form("job")
'call sproc
oCmd.CommandText = "call sp_insertinfo @name,@age,@job"
'Append params
oCmd.Parameters.Append oCmd.CreateParameter("name", adVarChar, adParamInput, 50, name)
oCmd.Parameters.Append oCmd.CreateParameter("age", adInteger, adParamInput,4,age)
oCmd.Parameters.Append oCmd.CreateParameter("job", adVarChar, adParamInput, 50, job)
'execute the sproc with the params
Set oRs = oCmd.Execute
Anyways it would be great if you could check that out there. Any help def appreciated as this "simple" prob is holding me up big style!
Cheers!
damalo
Unlike SQL Server 2000 DTS, SSIS Flat File Connection Manager Editor does not provide available list of Text qualifier,
i tried
-- ""
-- double quote {"}
-- "
--{"}
but none of them worked....!
My file sample looks like this
"Col1","Col2"
"1234","3456"
"3456","1234"
what qualifier should I use then?
Many Thanks,
I have made a package that reads a text file into a table.
The data in the file is roughly as follows.
1, "a", "b,c,ddddd", 4, "ee", 0 with the column sizes int, 1, 50, int, 2, int
On all the desktop Bids environments and a SQL 2005 instance on windows server 2000 the package runs fine.
on the 2 Windows server 2003/SQL 2005 machines a truncation error occurs on col 5.
What is happening is on these machines the text qualifier is being ignored and column 5 is reading as ddddd instead of ee!
I figured this out by changing all fields to text and seeing what came out of the other end.
It is very, very strange and I've hit a brick wall.
If Anyone has any ideas throw them in the mixer please?
Cheers,
Steve
i am unable to use the Text Qualifer in SSIS package Flat file connection manager Editor, it says, "The flat file parser does not support embedding text qualifier in data",why is that?
it was supported nicely in DTS 2000. also I have no control on Source file TXT. so I can not eliminate the Text qualifer (") from the file.
any advices.
We have a flat file import proces which imports data from a series of unicode flat files.
The files have text qualifiers and are being imported to a table with the following format:
CREATE TABLE [dsa].[OBS](
[Kundenummer] [nvarchar](10) NULL,
[Navn] [nvarchar](60) NULL,
[Adresse] [nvarchar](50) NULL,
[PostnrBynavn] [nvarchar](50) NULL,
[Kursusdato] [datetime] NULL,
[Varighed] [decimal](18, 2) NULL,
[Kursustype] [nvarchar](100) NULL,
[Risikokoder] [nvarchar](50) NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
In one of our files we have two rows that looks like this:
"19298529";"THIS IS ROW 1";"ADDRESS 9 -13";"4200 SLAGELSE";"02-05-2006";8.00;"Kombikursus Førstehjælp - Brand 8 lek.";"37"
"19448242";"THIS IS ROW 2";"ADDRESS 50";"4140 BORUP";"04-05-2006";4.00;""Fra vil selv - til kan selv". Om børn 1½ - 3 Ã¥r";"22"
Both rows are OK according to the format, but the second row actually contains the text qualifier in one of the qualified fields (""Fra vil selv - til kan selv". Om børn 1½ - 3 Ã¥r"). It's the title of a course with a comment.
The proces fails on this file, and wont even redirect the row, as it does on other erroneous rows in other files we import.
We believe this is a valid text, but apparently SSIS doesn't
Is this a bug or is this record not allowed?
Is there a work around, and why wont SSIS redirect the row?
We believe the reason is that the field before is not text quaified (which is of course specified in the connection manager).
Thanks in advance,
Lasse
So here's the deal. I just started with a new company as a SQL Developer/Analyst. I've got a couple years of experience with SQL Server, mostly 2000, on some fairly large and complex databases (or so I thought).
So I get to this new company and the database structure is just wacky. I've never seen anything like this before. After a few google searches I find a bunch of articles on EAV. Yup, that's what I've gotten myself into. On top of that, it seems to be some exploded EAV hybrid, possibly EAV/CR or something I saw. I've dubbed it the ESEASAADSADAVSAVCRS Schema (Entity Subentity Attribute subattribute attributedata subattributedata attributevalue subattributevalue circular reference system). Gotta laugh so you don't cry, right?
As far as I can tell, all of the data they have is submitted from clients, cleaned, aggregated and then used to generate reports which clients in turn subscribe to. From what I've read and seen here, EAV is horrible for reporting (among other things) and they are having performance problems. The guy 2 times before me made a reporting table structure that does all of the aggregations and spits the data into new tables for the reports to run off of. The problem? The reporting table structure is also EAV!
As the original designer left the company, he said the word CUBE. Then comes in the next "SQL Guru" (she was only here for 6 months, can't imagine why). So they start doing upgrades to SQL 2005 and she takes her predecessors advice and starts designing a dimensional model in SSAS based of the reporting database structure. EAV + CUBES = WTF? Did I happen to mention she didn't have any OLAP experience when she started? (neither do I, at least not in a production environment)
So now there's me sitting here 2 weeks in with an EAV database, a pseudo-EAV reporting database, some unfinished cubes, not wanting to touch anything for fear of the whole thing imploding.
Here are some of the factors I must take into account:
1. The company website serves as the client UI and is tightly integrated with the EAV schema.
2. New data sources come and go quite often which means lots of attribute changes to the data
3. After looking at the data with what little SSAS knowledge I have, it seems that going this direction might just be useless. I believe all of the fact/measure data is stored in all of these dynamic attributes and it seems like I would be changing them on every load.
4. I thought about dropping the cube idea and redesigning the reporting database structure to 3NF and then pumping the data from EAV to 3NF for reporting but... uhhh... damn, my mind went blank
4. My brain is fried from looking at this thing so I can't remember what other points I was going to bring up... please give some advice.
if when the data is in mdb format the below query worksSELECT *FROM [rating & px Tgt History]WHERE ((([from] Like "*Init*" And [action] Like "*Target*")=False and deleted=false));but when the access linked to backend is sql server via odbc i get thisODBC call failed{microsoft][odbc sql server driver][sql server]line 1:incorrect syntax near '=' #170
hi, im currently on sql hell right now. im having a hard time learning this sql thingie....
...the thing is this: im currently using the book ASP.NET Unleashed and most of the examples there are on SQL. what i was trying to do before was convert everything to OleDb to fit the ms access which i have right now.
unfortunately, some of the codes seem not to work properly. maybe its because of im using OleDb...
so what i did was i downloaded the MSDE sp3 package and installed it on my PC. now that i have an sql server for my WebMatrix, i just dont know what to do next? i mean, where do i put the sql sample databases like northwind and pubs???
im really confused about this sql thing. i really hate it.
help!!!
All,
Is there a way to hardcode the ip address instead of the Server name in replication script? One of our server is registering 2 IP addresses for itself in DNS. One valid and one invalid. Which is causing the replication to fail.
exec sp_addsubscription @publication = N'WorkFlowtoStats_Weekly', @article = N'all', @subscriber = N'IMGSTAT01', @destination_db = N'Stats', @sync_type = N'automatic', @update_mode = N'read only', @offloadagent = 0, @dts_package_location = N'distributor'
GO
Thanks
Lystra
I have two tables:
table1
field1 = identity
field2 ...
field3 ...
field4 ...
table 2
field1 = identity
field2 = foreign key (table1 field1)
field3 ...
When I delete a row in table1, a cascade delete relationship deletes the appropriate table2 row(s). Since I have a trigger on table2 that updates a few fields in table1 (field3, field4), when I try to delete table1, I get an error. The cascade delete tries to fire off the trigger in table2, which in turn tries to update table1 fields and thus fails. How do I circumvent the triggers from firing?
Triggers look something like this:
CREATE TRIGGER trg_delete_table1_field3_field4
ON dbo.table2
FOR DELETE
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @newField3Value as money
DECLARE @newField4Value as money
Set @newField3Value = (SELECT SUM(field3) FROM table2 WHERE key = (SELECT key FROM deleted))
Set @newField4Value = (SELECT SUM(field4) FROM table2 WHERE key = (SELECT key FROM deleted))
UPDATE table1
SET field3 = @newField3Value ,
field4 = @newField4Value
WHERE key IN (SELECT key FROM deleted)
END
I have several smallish databases running on an MPC (www.mpccorp.com) server. Device Manager says it has an LSI Logic 1020/1030 Ultra320 SCSI Adapter and a MegaRAID SATA 150-6 RAID controller. It doesn't have any kind of Windows-accessible RAID management interface.
Several months ago I started getting corrupt databases. They would get errors that a DBCC CHECKDB couldn't fix. I never found specific help on this but most of the similar issues I saw pointed toward the RAID controller. We contacted the MPC, who had updated RAID firmware for us to try. We flashed the RAID card reformatted the disks, and restored everything from the last good backup (it had been throwing errors for a couple weeks before I noticed them).
All was good for about a month, but now I'm back to the same situation. I have several corrupt databases. I have good backups, but can't even restore them because I get errors on the restore. My next step is to pay for an incident with Microsoft, but I suspect they'll just point me back to the hardware. If you have any suggestions for problem determination or resolution, I'd sure appreciate them!
Cheers,
Martin Nickel
Sample corruption error:
SQL Server detected a logical consistency-based I/O error: torn page (expected signature: 0x0; actual signature: 0x3f380c2c). It occurred during a read of page (1:9) in database ID 9 at offset 0x00000000012000 in file 'E:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL ServerMSSQLDataMyDB.mdf'. Additional messages in the SQL Server error log or system event log may provide more detail. This is a severe error condition that threatens database integrity and must be corrected immediately. Complete a full database consistency check (DBCC CHECKDB). This error can be caused by many factors; for more information<c/> see SQL Server Books Online.
Sample error during DBCC CHECKDB:
Msg 8939, Level 16, State 98, Line 1
Table error: Object ID 0, index ID -1, partition ID 0, alloc unit ID -9156028125792763904 (type Unknown), page (34262:2139451659). Test (IS_OFF (BUF_IOERR, pBUF->bstat)) failed. Values are 29362185 and -4.
Repairing this error requires other errors to be corrected first.
Sample database restore error:
Msg 3283, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
The file "MyDB_log" failed to initialize correctly. Examine the error logs for more details.
Msg 3013, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
RESTORE DATABASE is terminating abnormally.
Ok, I posted here recently and received helpful replies which allowed me to work around a problem. The original question was posted here:http://forums.asp.net/t/1112669.aspxBut because I'm learning both asp.net 2.0 AND vb 2005 I sort of want to get to the bottom of stuff. I've found out what was going wrong, but I don't understand it.The problem related to retrieving an output parameter to a stored procedure. I was adding the parameter to the command object I was using as follows: cmd.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@memberid", Data.SqlDbType.Int, 0, Data.ParameterDirection.Output)) but it wasn't working (ie I wasn't seeing the return value). A helpful poster's work around was to instead do this: Dim pMemberId As New SqlParameter("@memberid", SqlDbType.Int)pMemberId.Direction = ParameterDirection.Outputcmd.Parameters.Add(pMemberId) Having poked around some more, I've discovered that if I use the original code and then type:?cmd.Parameters("@memberid").Direction I get the value:Input {1}This even happens if I explicitly use 2 instead of Data.ParameterDirection.Output Can anyone explain why this is happening? What's the point of allowing me to pass a parameter into a constructor if it's just going to ignore it?
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what could be the problem?
or is it normal that installation is such a long time
Hello all,
Does anybody know where SSIS Data Connections are stored? Whenever one creates a Connection Manager, a list of all created Data Connections appears. It's very quick and easy to create a Connection Manager from an existing Data Connection, so really the latter are in essence the Connection Managers and are thus part of the application. It is therefore important to back them up if for example one wants to migrate the application to another computer. I have looked everywhere in Documents and Settings and Program Files and I can't find any folder or file where these Data Connections are stored! It's annoying to have this mysterious black-box behaviour!
Does anybody know?
Thanks in advance,
Jerome Smith
Ok, I have tried everything I can think of, but I am still getting errors to do with SQL server 2005 beta. Since the beta expired on all the VS.net 2005 I thought it would be a good idea to uninstall the lot to save some hard disk space...how wrong I was!!
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I've tried executing the following in various places:
sp_configure 'clr enabled', 1
go
reconfigure
go
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Error: Access is denied. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED))
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I have a brand-new Toshiba laptop, running Vista Business, that I installed SQL Express onto. Prior to installation, I was sure to install all the requisite IIS components so SSRS would install.
The installation ran fine -- installed all components. The configuration ran fine. Everything that is supposed to be green shows green
But, when I go to http://localhost/ReportServer, I get:
Server Error in Application "Default Web Site/ReportServer"
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HTTP Error 404.2 - Not Found
Description: The page you are requesting cannot be served because of the ISAPI and CGI Restriction list settings on the Web server.
Error Code: 0x800704ec
Notification: ExecuteRequestHandler
Module: IsapiModule
Requested URL: http://localhost:80/ReportServer
Physical Path: C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL ServerMSSQL.2Reporting ServicesReportServer
Logon User: Anonymous
Logon Method: Anonymous
Handler: AboMapperCustom-34881
Most likely causes:
No handler mapping for this request was found. A feature may have to be installed.
The Web service extension for the requested resource is not enabled on the server.
The mapping for the extension points to the incorrect location.
The extension was misspelled in the browser or the Web server.
What you can try:
Install the feature that handles this request. For example, if you get this error for an .ASPX page, you may have to install ASP.NET via IIS setup.
Verify that the Web service extension requested is enabled on the server.
Open the IIS Manager and navigate to the server level.
In the Features view, double-click ISAPI and CGI Restrictions to verify that the Web service extension is set to Allowed.
If the extension is not in the list, click Add in the Actions pane.
In the Add ISAPI and CGI Restrictions dialog box, type the path of the .dll or .exe file in the ISAPI or CGI Path box, or click Browse to navigate to the location of the file.
In the Description box, type a brief description of the restriction.
(Optional) Check "Allow extension path to execute" to allow the restriction to run automatically. If you do not check this option, the restriction status is Not Allowed, which is the default. You can allow the restriction later by selecting it and clicking Allow on the Actions pane.
Click OK.
NOTE: Make sure that this Web service extension or CGI is needed for your Web server before adding it to the list.
Verify that the location of the extension is correct.
Verify that the URL for the extension is spelled correctly both in the browser and the Web server.
Create a tracing rule to track failed requests for this HTTP status code. For more information about creating a tracing rule for failed requests, click here.
More Information... This error occurs when the necessary Web service extension is not enabled, the location or the name of the extension are misspelled or incorrectly entered.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Server Version Information: Internet Information Services 7.0.
The only lead I could find when I googled this error was a reference to running appcmd to ensure that asp.net was enabled. It sure looks like it is:
C:WindowsSystem32inetsrv>appcmd list config -section:isapiCgiRestriction
<system.webServer>
<security>
<isapiCgiRestriction>
<add path="%windir%system32inetsrvasp.dll" allowed="true" groupId="ASP" description="Active Server Pages" />
<add path="%windir%Microsoft.NETFrameworkv2.0.50727aspnet_isapi.dll" allowed="true" groupId="ASP.NET v2.0.50727" description="ASP.NET v2.0.50727" />
</isapiCgiRestriction>
</security>
</system.webServer>
C:WindowsSystem32inetsrv>
Honestly... I'm out of ideas. I've been messing with this for 8 hours now, and I'm ready to fling the laptop out the window. I've completely UNinstalled SQL Server, IIS, reinstalled both, repeated the uninstall/reinstall after double-checking all files were deleted, and so on.
Does *anyone* know how to resolve this error? I checked IIS.NET and although they have a few references to it (not within the Reporting Services context) there never seems to be a definitive answer as to what the solution is.
Hi,
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Hi,
I am creating reports for an application, that when installed can have various different table owners/qualifiers depending on how client created the DB. How can I create standard reports across all the DB without hardcoding the tablenames qualifier/owner in the dataset query? Again the table structure remain the same just the qualifiers may be different. Any help would be great.
--DCB
I have scoured the Microsoft forums and the internet to find out how I can generate the output of a CSV report that has double quotes around each value and is comma separated as follows:
"Abcd","123456","Efghi","789012","JKLMN"
If I try to concatenate double quotes around the values in the stored procedure or in the RDL, two double quotes appear around each value as follows.Â
""Abcd"",""123456"",""Efghi"",""789012"",""JKLMN""
I understand that this is because the default qualifier is double quote.  What I see is that every time a double quote appears in a value (along with commas and line breaks), the qualifier will activate. Is there any way to turn this off for double quotes?Â
If I try to enter: <Qualifier>false</Qualifier>, the word "false" appears as the qualifier instead.
The only way I have found that produces a result similar to what I need ("Abcd","123456","Efghi","789012","JKLMN") is if I add a line break - chr(10) in the RDL in each field. However, this won't work for me because I can't have line breaks in each field in the output.Â
Note that in SSRS 2005, I was able to produce the report output as IÂ state above by setting the field delimiter and qualifier as follows:
<FieldDelimiter>@?!?@</FieldDelimiter>
<Qualifier>?#^?</Qualifier>
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