- Vytvoril D2000 Dev Team na okt 13, 2017
IMPORT_CSV action
IMPORT_CSV destStruct, delimiter, fName, bMonoTimes, retCodeIdent_Int[, timeMaskIdent][, lineFrom, lineTo][TIME] [UTF8 | ENCODING "@APP_DEFAULT@"] [COLMAP _colMap]
IMPORT_CSV destStruct, delimiter, handle, bMonoTimes, retCodeIdent_Int[, timeMaskIdent], numLines [TIME] [COLMAP _colMap]
destStruct | in | Column identifier or identifier of local variable of Record type. |
delimiter | in | Identifier of Text type - delimiter used in CSV file. |
fName | in | File name with extension. |
bMonoTimes | in | Parameter of Bool type. Method for work with time (monotonic time attribute). |
timeMaskIdent | in | Identifier of Text type - mask for reading a value of Absolute time type. |
retCodeIdent | out | Return code of Int type - action success. |
lineFrom | in | Parameter of Int type - begin line. |
lineTo | in | Parameter of Int type - end line. |
handle | in | Parameter of Int type - value returned by the function FIO_OpenRead. |
numLines | in | Parameter of Int type - maximum number of rows to read. |
TIME | in | Key word. |
UTF8 | in | Key word. |
ENCODING | in | Key word which is followed by a name of file encoding in the text format. The list of supported encodings in ESL. |
COLMAP | in | Key word which is followed by identifier of TEXT type - _colMap. |
_colMap | in | Identifier of TEXT type. It includes the column names of structure, into which data from csv file will be inserted. |
The action success is indicated by the output parameter retCodeIdent_Int. The value of 0 means the successful import, value other than 0 means an error. Depending on the parameter destStruct, the action imports following:
- a whole structure - the parameter is an local structure identifier
- a structure column - the parameter is the reference to an structure column
The CSV file format is described in the action EXPORT_CSV.
If the identifier timeMaskIdent is not defined, the function expects the "dd.mm.yyyy hh:mi:ss" format for items containing an absolute time. If the parameter is defined, the format of the time is to be imported according to that mask. In case that the hh, mi or ss time components are missing, they will be automatically replaced with 0.
When real numbers are imported the separator of decimal places may be both "." (dot) and "," (comma) symbols.
When integer and real numbers are imported from CSV file the thousand separator is a blank space.
If the value of the parameter timeMaskIdent is "" (empty mask), values of Absolute time and Real type are to be converted according to the settings in the Regional and Language Options of the current user on Windows systems. For different operating systems the empty mask is automatically replaced by the value of "dd.mm.rrrr hh:mi:ss".
When the item is converted to Absolute time and is an empty string, the action interprets such item as invalid value.
If the key word TIME is used, there is the assumption, that the occurrence times of values are saved in the CSV file (the double number of columns in this CSV file).
If the key word UTF8 is used the action read the text file and supposes that it is encoded in UTF-8. From that reason the action converts the file from UTF-8 -> WIN1250 at its reading.
In case of need, the local variable
destStruct
will be resized. Its size is given by the number of values in
the particular CSV file.The parameter bMonoTimes modifies work with time in relation to the shift of daylight-saving time. If the value of the parameter is @TRUE, it implies that all input time data are in normal monotonic time (not in daylight-saving time) and they are reduced (calculated).
If the parameters lineFrom and lineTo are defined, there will be imported all the lines from the line defined by LineFrom up to the line defined by the parameter lineTo. If the value of both the parameters is -1, there will be imported the whole CSV file.
The second variant of the action reads the next rows (number is defined by the parameter
numLines) from the given CSV file. The file must be open by the function FIO_OpenRead.
It is useful to use this variant for large CSV files - we recommend you not to read them at the same time.
The CSV delimiter (the parameter delimiter) may be obtained by calling the function
%GetCSVDelimiter.
The parameter _colMap enables to define the columns of destination
structure and the order of inserting data from the imported file. The names
of columns must be separated by a delimiter.
If some columns form .csv file are ignored, they must be defined in the
parameter
_colMap with the help of delimiter.
If the column names in _colMap differ from the structure definition, script
declares an error
"Invalid name of Cols in ColMap: bad column names".
If parameter _colMap contains a zero-length string, script declares
the error
"ColMap is empty".
If .csv file contains less columns than is required, the missing
columns are imported as invalid values!
Example of use:
- without ignoring columns
SD.Data consists of these columns - DATE, VALUE, NR
*.CSV contains this header - NR, DATE, VALUE, DESCRIPT, ID
_colMap may contains:- NR;DATE;VALUE
- NR;DATE
- NR
- s ignorovanými stĺpcami
SD.Data consists of these columns - ID, VALUE, NR
*.CSV contains this header - NR, DATE, VALUE, DESCRIPT, ID
_colMap may contains:- NR;;VALUE;;ID
- NR;;;;ID
- ;;VALUE;;ID
IMPORT_CSV destStruct, delimiter, fName, bMonoTimes, retCodeIdent_Int, , lineFrom, lineTo
RECORD NOALIAS (SD.AZZD_Imp_Day) _Import_H INT _retCode INT _handle _handle := %FIO_OpenRead("c:\Application\Import\LP_0407_0408180810.csv") DO_LOOP IMPORT_CSV _Import_H, ";", _handle, @FALSE, _retCode, "dd.mm.rr", 1000 ; processing read data EXIT_LOOP _Import_H\DIM < 1000 END_LOOP _bOk := %FIO_Close(_handle)
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