data-import | Import data from and export data | CSV Processing library
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This PHP library offers a way to read data from, and write data to, a range of file formats and media. Additionally, it includes tools to manipulate your data.
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- Returns the current row .
- Find or create an entity
- Process an item .
- Read header row
- Runs the converter for the given item .
- Sets the stream .
- It validates a single item .
- Convert DateTime to DateTime format .
- Filters an item based on a date column .
- Adds a step .
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QUESTION
Im having trouble getting sonarQube to output the coverage report of my java Spring project. Because of this it always displays 0.0% coverage in the interface. I followed this and it still will not generate the file. The following is the relevant part of the pom.xml and at the bottom is the log. By default the coverage report is supposed to be in target/site/jacoco/jacoco.xml; however even when I comment out it still does not output anything.
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Answered 2021-Oct-13 at 21:42The property is called "sonar.coverage.jacoco.xmlReportPaths" (note the "s"). Your text and your code sample specify different property names and values for this. Figure out where it is and use that. Different build configurations might put it in a different place. Look in the workspace of your build to see where the file was created.
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I have build a component in Angular that imports an excel file and convert it into an array and then displays the content on the excel file on the page as a table. This works perfectly if I build the fuction in the component as follows:
data-import.compoent.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-24 at 15:38The idea to use an Observable to handle the async functions look fine. The only issue is, at the moment, no observable is created. You could create one using new Observable construct.
Try the following
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I am running into an issue while trying to plot the data I have imported into Excel from a csv file. I have plotted csv files like these in the past using older versions of Microsoft Excel but the newest version of Excel is giving me problems.
First, I imported the data from my csv file by navigating to Data>From Text/CSV>, then selecting the csv file, >Import>Load. The data seems to have imported correctly. But then when I select my data and hit Insert>Scatter with Smooth Lines, it doesn't graph correctly: Default Wizard's Resulting Graph (Actual Result).
After enabling the Legacy wizard from File>Options>Data, and importing the csv file from Data>Get Data>Legacy Wizards>From Text (Legacy), the data can be plotted like in older versions of Excel: Legacy Wizard's Resulting Graph (Desired Result).
Do note that for both of these cases, I selected the same cells and then plotted the data. But in the default wizard, it doesn't work. When I try to select the columns individually, the y-values all turn to 0; similar to this unanswered query. I tried converting the formats to "Number" instead of "General" but it does not help.
How do I plot csv data that is imported using the latest version of Excel? Thanks in advance!
Edit: Here is the raw CSV file for reference
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 20:39Although removing the first five rows, and promoting the sixth to be the header, is a quick fix; if you want to retain the topmost information, you will need to combine those six rows, and then promote them.
- Transpose the table
- Combine the first six columns, using
as the separator - Transpose the table
- Promote the first row to headers
- Type it (can be done automatically by the UI)
- Be sure to (in Excel), enable word wrap and size the rows/columns correctly.
The disadvantage of this method is that there will be a lot of information in the first row, instead of it being split into separate rows
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I have data.frame with the column names shown in the example. V1.1 = test series 1, day 1, K1-K3 are three unique samples. I want to order my columns by days, so that the order would be V1.1, V1.2, V1.14, V1.21. I think that this is no big problem, but I can't find the correct answer for my problem in the forum.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 15:28Try
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I'm making a task manager, where you add tasks when a user clicks add after inputting their task, and a button to remove is available right next to the added task. My problem is I'm not sure on how to program the button to remove the added task.
This is my code:
HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-02 at 09:40Inside your addLi function, add the following:
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Currently, I need to apply a transformation on bellow third column:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-06 at 08:42You can use
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I am new to databricks. I am looking for public big data dataset for my school project, then I came across AWS public dataset on this link: https://registry.opendata.aws/target/
I am using python on Databricks, and I don't know how to establish a connection to the data. I have found the following how to guide:
I am not sure how to find the respective access_key, secret_key, AWS_bucket_name and the mount_name.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-13 at 14:12This documentation is for non-public S3 buckets.
For this dataset you can simply read using the s3://... URL, like this:
QUESTION
I am migrating a proof of concept from AWS / EMR to Azure.
It’s written in python and uses Spark, Hadoop and Cassandra on AWS EMR and S3. It calculates Potential Forward Exposure for a small set of OTC derivatives.
I have one roadblock at present: How do I save a pyspark dataframe to Azure storage?
In AWS / S3 this is quite simple, however I’ve yet to make it work on Azure. I may be doing something stupid!
I've tested out writing files to blob and file storage on Azure, but have yet to find pointers to dataframes.
On AWS, I currently use the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-19 at 06:47According to my test, we can use the package com.microsoft.azure:azure-storage:8.6.3 to upload files to Azure blob in spark.
For example
I am using
Java 8 (1.8.0_265) Spark 3.0.0 Hadoop 3.2.0 Python 3.6.9 Ubuntu 18.04
My code
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I am currently struggling to read XMLdata into a dataTable by enforcing a given XmlSchema. Whatever I do, after the Data-Import all Types are set back to "string". I need to force the below ID-column to be of type "int" (not "string" or "byte"):
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Answered 2020-Jul-18 at 14:58Thanks to the hints I finally solved it. First I found out, that I dont need to create a dedicated XMLSchema before the data-import - just creating the proper table-structure did the same thing with less code.
Here the final code-sample:
QUESTION
I created a TypeORM-based project intended for running migrations scripts only; I'm using the TypeORM CLI to run, show or revert them, but not getting any output when do it.
The only case in which I'm getting output is when I run typeorm migration:create or npm run migration:create, but in the other cases the output is the same as the following:
This is the content of my package.json so that you can see the scripts and dependencies I'm using:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-11 at 17:59The reason why this issue was happening it’s due to ‘pg’ library in my ‘package.json’ isn’t compatible with Postgres’ version I’ve installed.
Once I installed the newest ‘pg’ library version in my project, the issue is no longer exists.
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