Prozess | kafka library for node.js | Pub Sub library

If this is blueprism, why not just use the Utility - File Management VBO's action Download File and grab the file from that URL to a local path that way?

There are a couple of head scratching things in your current code that you may want to reconsider.

First… killing ALL the “Excel” processes is well… odd. Your code possibly did NOT start these processes; however the code is going to kill them. To heck with the person who started running Excel and stepped away for coffee.

The code “appears” to be releasing the Excel process properly, however, it seems logical to release the Excel app “after” you have released the workbook. Specifically, release the sheets, then worksheet, then theWorkbook and finally the app ExcelObj. Because the code “appears” to properly release the Excel com objects, I would dump all the code that kills the Excel processes.

Next, I suggest looking for a third-party solution when working with Excel files. For non-commercial use I find EPPlus to be a good alternative as opposed to OleDb and/or Interop and can be found in NuGet. Just a thought.

And finally I DO have an easy solution to your issue. From what I can decipher as you do not show its definition, is the variable data. It appears to me that this data object is a DataTable. And in my small tests, as you describe, when you select a second Excel file, it does indeed “append” itself to the existing data DataTable. Since the code “appears” to never clear the data table before filling it, then when you call…

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For the first error You are using an outdated version of Java, you have to upgrade your Java version from 1.8 to 1.16.

Then, for the second error java.nio.file.FileSystemException :

Stop all running gradle daemons thanks to gradlew --stop command.

There is a typo in the build script. The final report prints XercesC_INCLUDE_DIRS, but the CMakeLists.txt for that subdirectory uses XERCESC_INCLUDE_DIR.

I suggest you fix the typo (to XercesC_INCLUDE_DIRS) in src/Mod/Measure/App/CMakeLists.txt and file a pull request.

If the lookup table to match the process name with it's abbrevation is called as lookup.

The task itself is pretty simple, but your attempt shows many external influences and almost no documentation. This leads to many comments to your post, but a best-practise answer really needs to address many of the smaller elements that you have so far overlooked. You already have the file management sorted out, so I'll try to focus on the array logic.

Make sure you have run and debugged your code before posting, the output from the initial post has a few quirks:

1. Your input file uses a semi-colon, so you need to split the line by ONLY THAT CHARACTER in your regular expression:

If I understand your question correctly. You need to parse csv file line by line to access each cell, then you can modify each cell and create another csv file.

For example this code change second column if exist.

Answering the main question, the reason is probably in i <= 49 condition. Retrieved list for processes by Process.GetProcesses() isn't sorted, so processes in it positioned randomly and first 50 elements may not include your second/third/N instances of a process or even specified one. You should check entire list instead of only 50.

Also, Your localAll[i] is an object of Process, which contains ProcessName property (and other info about running process). You trying to check whether an object of Process in its string representaion (by Convert.ToString()) (which giving you System.Diagnostics.Process (ProcessName) type name) contains a string value from your textBox1.