csv-import

问题 I want to get job status information of CSV imports in NetSuite by using SuiteScript. for this I used search.create({ type: search.Type.JOB_STATUS, filters: null, columns: ['internalid'] }) But I think I am using wrong search. 回答1: You need the csv import ID, If you are using suitecript create your import var scriptTask = task.create({taskType: task.TaskType.CSV_IMPORT}); scriptTask.mappingId = 201; //Id for you saved import for example var file = file.load({id: fileId}); scriptTask

问题 I have seen various similar questions to this but none of the solutions seem to work for me. I have been given a CSV file produced on a mainframe that I need to load up into Oracle. I decided to try and map it in an Oracle external table and then use this to get it inserted into Oracle. This is my CSV: CONTRACT_NUMBER,PRODUCTCODE,TRANSACTION_NUMBER,EFFECTIVE_DATE,AMENDMENT,TERM,ACTIVE,AGENT_NUMBER,PREMIUM,ICRATE,RCRATE,IC_ALLOW,RC_ALLOW,SPRATE,TRANSACTION_CODE,TRANSACTION_DATE,AGENT_CATEGORY

问题 I'm trying to import a CSV file to my PostgreSQL but I get this error ERROR: invalid input syntax for integer: "id;date;time;latitude;longitude" CONTEXT: COPY test, line 1, column id: "id;date;time;latitude;longitude" my csv file is simple id;date;time;latitude;longitude 12980;2015-10-22;14:13:44.1430000;59,86411203;17,64274849 The table is created with the following code: CREATE TABLE kordinater.test ( id integer NOT NULL, date date, "time" time without time zone, latitude real, longitude

问题 I am trying to import a CSV in R which has ZIP code information which R is interpreting as numeric when I need it to remain as character. data = read.csv("zipCodeInformation.csv", stringsAsFactor = FALSE) The data has the following format: Lower.Zip, Upper.Zip, Zone 004, 005, Zone.8 006, 007, Zone.45 009, , Zone.45 010, 089, Zone.8 100, 339, Zone.8 What happens right now is R interprets the first 2 columns as numeric and turns them into the following: Lower.Zip, Upper.Zip, Zone 4, 5, Zone.8 6

问题 I am trying to import a CSV in R which has ZIP code information which R is interpreting as numeric when I need it to remain as character. data = read.csv("zipCodeInformation.csv", stringsAsFactor = FALSE) The data has the following format: Lower.Zip, Upper.Zip, Zone 004, 005, Zone.8 006, 007, Zone.45 009, , Zone.45 010, 089, Zone.8 100, 339, Zone.8 What happens right now is R interprets the first 2 columns as numeric and turns them into the following: Lower.Zip, Upper.Zip, Zone 4, 5, Zone.8 6

问题 This is a small project I have on automation. I regularly retrieve Email reports CSV attachment and convert it directly to Google Sheet using Google App Script. but there is a report that comes in that is too big and doesn't fit into the blob limit size(50mb), there will be execution errors. Hence, downloading it and storing it in google drive isn't an option. I tried of storing the contentText and using this CSVToArray function I found online function CSVToArray( strData, strDelimiter ) { //

问题 I'm using RStudio and I wanted to import csv data. This data has 3 columns and they are separated by ",". Now I type test <- read.csv("data1.csv", sep=",") Data is imported but its imported as just ONE column. Headers are okay, but also the headers (actually 3) are combined together in just one column. If I set header=F, there was V1 as heading. So there really is just one column. Why is my separator not working? 回答1: try read_csv() from readr package install.packages("devtools") devtools:

问题 I want to import data from a .csv file, so I have used the CSVImporter https://github.com/Flinesoft/CSVImporter. It works well, but it starts the importing before the other part of the function viewDidLoad is executed. The following code is only a test but I need either a solution that ensures that the CSVImporter completes importing before the other viewDidLoad code executes or a function which starts automatically after viewDidLoad. Here is my code: var Vokabeln: [[String]]? var i = 0

问题 I want to read 4-5 CSV files in some array in C# I know that this question is been asked and I have gone through them... But my use of CSVs is too much simpler for that... I have csv fiels with columns of following data types.... string , string These strings are without ',' so no tension... That's it. And they aren't much big. Only about 20 records in each. I just want to read them into array of C#.... Is there any very very simple and direct way to do that? 回答1: This one includes the quotes

问题 I have a csv where for one column values are in list of dict like below [{'10': 'i ve been with what is now comcast since 2001 the company has really grown and improved and delivers a great service along with great customer service ', 'aspects':['service']}, {'20': 'good service but lack of options to allow it be more affordable allowing individual channel choices would be great ', 'aspects':['lack', 'service']}, {'30': 'it a good service but very expensive', 'aspects':['service']}, {'40':