U s i n g S p e c i a l C h a r a c t e r s i n B a t c h D a t a
There are two ways to specify special characters in batch data:
u
Place a tilde (~) before the character
u
Use a tilde with the decimal ASCII equivalent
For example, you can use ~" or ~034 to print the " character in
your batch data. Use ~~ to print the ~ character in your batch
data; otherwise, the tilde character is ignored. You can also use
~XXX where XXX is the decimal equivalent of an unprintable
character.
Sample Batch Data with Special Characters
{B,1,N,1
p
Decimal Character
What Prints
1,"123
~034
456789"
p
~034 is "
123"456789
2,"
~094
983
~126
LG4451"
p
}
~094 is ^
~126 is ~
^983~LG4451
M e r g e d o r S u b - F i e l d s
If a field is completely filled by data copied from other fields, use
quotation marks without spaces between them for the
"data
string"
parameter.
I n c r e m e n t i n g F i e l d s
In incrementing fields, the first number in the sequence must
contain the same number of digits as the highest number to be
counted. For example, to increment the numbers in a field from
1
to
999
, enter the starting number in the batch as
001
.
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