The default value contains %d in the file name, which is a counter and increments for each new file. Instead of %d, you can use any other printf style that takes an integer or long value. For example, you can specify 1%d or %012d

In cases where the Multiple records per file property is set to false:

• If no output file exists at the time of the first execution, a new output file is created for each record.

• If an output file already exists at the time of the first execution, messages are appended to it.

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  Note - For more information regarding the printf feature, see the appropriate C language documentation.

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• True: Indicates that the system will add an EOL to each record.

• False: Indicates otherwise.

The configured default is False.

• True: Indicates that the output file will contain multiple records (messages).

• False: Indicates that each output file contains a single record (message).

The configured default is True.