5.32.10 WRITE
The WRITE command serializes the document object out to a specified file. It is used as the final step in creating an XML document from fields set inside your program. You will use the SET command one or more times prior to using the WRITE command to set up the data in the document.
Syntax:
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Command
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Keyword
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Value
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Developer notes
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WRITE
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FILE
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value
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Required. File path.
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INDENT
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*YES
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Optional. Indent XML content.
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*NO
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Default.
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INDENT-AMOUNT
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integer
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Optional. Indent XML amount.
Default is 0. If the amount is not zero then indent is enabled.
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DOCTYPE
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value
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Optional. Include XML <!DOCTYPE> element.
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PUBLIC
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value
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Conditional. The optional public component of the XML DOCTYPE declaration.
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OMIT-DECLARATION
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*YES
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Optional. Omit the XML declaration.
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*NO
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Default.
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ENCODING
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Optional. See ENCODING.
Default encoding is UTF-8.
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BINDTRACE
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*YES
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Optional. Trace the outbound bind result.
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*NO
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Default.
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FILTER
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value
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Optional. Refer to FILTER for information on this keyword.
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Example
WRITE FILE(/folder/file.xml) INDENT(*YES) BINDTRACE(*YES)
