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Delimited Files. In computer programming, a delimited text file is a file in which the individual data values contain embedded delimiters, such as quotation marks, commas, and tabs. A delimiter is a character that separates words or phrases in a text string that defines the beginning or end of a contiguous string of character data.
The ODBC Text driver supports both delimited and fixed-width text files. A text file consists of an optional header line and zero or more text lines. Although the header line uses the same format as the other lines in the text file, the ODBC Text driver interprets the header line entries as column names, not data. A delimited text line contains one or more data values separated by delimiters: commas, tabs, or a custom delimiter. The same delimiter must be used throughout the file. Null data values are denoted by two delimiters in a row with no data between them.