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  user6737818 wrote:
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  When I created a record of control file I see the data file has special characters in the name:
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  I don't have a problem but the xml code is downloaded from a Government website, and I don't know if they have properly managed these reserved characters. I don't know if they will save in their database of escape characters "" or they it will convert the reserved character.

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  Stephanie wrote:
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