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      • Export Attributes
        • Export Attributes
        • Export Attribute: decimal-mark
        • Export Attribute: dictionary
        • Export Attribute: encoding
        • Export Attribute: header
        • Export Attribute: mapped-special-values
        • Export Attribute: record
        • Export Attribute: syntax-file
        • Export Attribute: type
        • Export Attribute: value
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Export Attributes

This page explains the numerous types of connection string attributes available to you when working with files in the CSPro run dialogs. The following matrix presents all string attributes, and what file types they can be used by:
The attributes listed above are presented below as section headings. When combined with the file name in a run dialog, using connection string attributes (properties) allows you to more tightly control how files are created. As outlined on the connection string page, a connection string is made up of several components:
file_name | property_name1=property_value1 & property_name2=property_value2 & property_name3=property_value3
After the pipe symbol ("|") has been given, connection strings can be given in any order, they just need to be combined with the ampersand symbol (&).
The following is a list of available connection string attributes:
  • Export Attribute: record
  • Export Attribute: mapped-special-values
  • Export Attribute: encoding
  • Export Attribute: header
  • Export Attribute: encoding
  • Export Attribute: value
  • Export Attribute: decimal-mark
  • vector goes here, see stub below
  • factor goes here, see stub below
  • Export Attribute: dictionary
  • Export Attribute: syntax-file
  • Export Attribute: type
vector
The vector attribute is available for R data sources. There are three options: codes, factors, and codes-and-factors.
...describe this attribute
factor
The factor attribute is available for R data sources. There are two options: discrete and all.
...describe this attribute