Rebuild Headers / Define Headers and Transform Data
This block enables you to map and manipulate the data in the input file during file transfer. Below is the screenshot of the block.

The table contains the fields and their descriptions.
Field | Description |
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Headers Mapping | Map the column headers or headings according to the input file.
You can manipulate or change the information in the output during file transfer. This is done by using expressions.
See Example use case for details. |
Output Headers Order | Specify the order of column headers in the output file or skip columns during the transfer. The headings should be comma-separated without spaces between them.
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Input File Delimiter | File delimiter separates fields in the input file. |
Output File Delimiter | File delimiter separates fields in the output file. Delimiter allowed: pipe (|), comma (,) ampersand (&), per cent (%). Alphabets and numbers cannot be delimiters. |
Output Filename | Name of the output filename with extension. Extensions allowed: .txt or .csv. |
Is the file headerless? | Select the check box if the columns in the input file do not have a header. |
Mention header names (for use in mapping and expressions) | Define the column header or heading in the output file if the input file does not have a heading or column header. There cannot be spaces between two heading names and do not use double quotes.
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Updated 15 days ago