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kandi X-RAY | csvrecord Summary
kandi X-RAY | csvrecord Summary
Good point. CsvRecord and ActiveRecord are different. ActiveRecord has its own database schema / attributes. Using CsvPack - the tabular data package you can, however, for your convenience auto-generate ActiveRecord model classes and ActiveRecord schema migrations (that is, tables and indices, etc.) from the tabular datapackage schema (in the JSON Schema format). That was kind of the start of the exercise :-), that is, the genesis for building CsvRecord in the first place. To sum up - use CsvRecord for comma-separated values (csv) data imports or data "wrangling" and use ActiveRecord for SQL queries / analysis and more. In the good old unix tradition - the work together but have its own (limited / focused) purpose.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to access the header values for each record which is present in CSV file url from github using Apache commons csv library.
This is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 17:31You should not read line by line if you want to read first line as header because the Apache CSV tries to read every line as header. So the exception is thrown. Instead you should pass reader to read data. Below code works fine.
QUESTION
I have a csv file. It contains several duplicate columns. I am trying to remove these duplicates using Java. I found Apache Common csv library, some people use it to remove duplicate rows. How can I use it to remove or skip duplicate columns?
For example: my csv header is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 20:42Your code is close to what you need - you just need to use CSVPrinter
to write out your data to a new file.
QUESTION
I want to allow users to upload a CSV file. I have my file input nested in the parent. I can console log the uploaded CSV file in the child component and see I have it fine but I receive undefined when I pass it through to the parent.
I guess I am not passing the correct value in the parent but I'm not sure what it should be.
child.component.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-26 at 13:37Ok you are calling the same method twice in different ways:
- ngSubmit
(ngSubmit)="uploadDocument()"
- button click
(click)="uploadDocument(fileUpload.value)"
It appears that form submit (which has no input; hence undefined
) is overwriting the button click.
Either change button type="submit"
to type="button"
from the button or provide the fileUpload.value
in the form ngSubmit
as well.
Best way: remove the click handler from the button and provide the input in ngSubmit
. AFAIR type="submit"
is good for accessibility
QUESTION
Am trying to convert a 2D slice of string into 1d slice of bytes but it is very slow. Any better way to do ?,
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-12 at 12:35Each append
in your example first copies its argument — type conversion between a string
and a []byte
(and vice-versa) is one of the few places in Go which do copy the data, — and then quite possibly copies the destination slice to create more room in it for what is being appended.
One obvious approach to improve this is something like
QUESTION
If there is a comma in the field, but the whole is closed with quotation marks, then I should not treat it as a column divider. How can this be done?
Example aaaa, "bb,bb", cccc
and I get aaaa | bb | bb |ccc
How can I receive aaaa | "bb,bb" | cccc ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 05:59The following works for me when using the latest version of commons-csv-1.8:
QUESTION
Looking to get some help with my powershell script. Basically have a script that I use to bulk edit fields in Azure AD for multiple users and it works fine. I tried to use it for editing custom attributes for multiple users via Exchange Online and it is not working. I'm guessing it does not work the same for EO. The goal here is to pull a csv that has 2 columns (the users emails address "userprincipalname", and one column for the value I want to add for "customattribute1") Any help is appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 05:33I think there could be 2 points that leads fail to set customattribute1
.
- The filter expression should be :
"userPrincipalName -eq '$upn'"
- Seems I can't find the
-Delimiter
param while you import your .CSV file which will lead to unbale to pull column value correctly.
Try the code below that works perfectly for me:
QUESTION
I'm currently trying to extract headers only in Strings. The below is the method and I'm trying to get the headers from
not the data of the headers. I'm using Commons-csv library . I tried some codes that I found in stackoverflow but it prints the values of the header not the header itself.
how should I change my code to extract headers only with List of Strings
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-24 at 07:19UPDATE
Try this
QUESTION
I am making a Rest API with Spring Boot. I have a method like this in my controller:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-17 at 10:45For query parameters it is not your url the problem
QUESTION
I have a method that checks the data changes every 10 seconds and I want after checking if data has changed just to update previous data, not insert a new record in the database. I mean with this code every 10 seconds new record will be inserted into the database and finally, my API look like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-15 at 08:58If you're assigning the entity ID manually, as you are doing in the fetchConfirmedData()
method, you should try removing the @GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
annotation from ApplicationEntity.id
.
QUESTION
I am trying to save multiple CSV files into different MongoDB collections in JSON format using node.js express and mongoose, and then compare these files, currently, I managed to upload the CSV files to the MongoDB database but as documents, so every time I upload a new one it just gets added along with the other documents. which will make comparing the CSV files impossible cause you can't tell which documents will belong to what file.
A solution that seemed logical to me was to upload the CSV files as separate Collections and then compare the collections is this the best possible solution if so how could I implement that.
The mongoose model used :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 10:54I think the problem you have right now is that you don't have an identifier in the document which can help you differentiate which two files you're comparing.
Since your use case is to just compare two documents(json) in a collection using a filename (unique identifier).
Sr Cheque_No Amount 1 3141341243 1234 2 3141341244 4000 3 3141341245 2000If your csv file looks like above
You should model data in this way
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