CSV file read
Is there a standard FM which handles csv file read? I am currently using a 'split at' to separate values but this fails when some strings ( within quotes) have commas.
Eg:
333,khdfs, "Company name", 87348, " Name1, Name2"
In this scenerio, the last field in quotes gets split into 2. I cannot handle this in the progrm because the last field does not always have a comma split. Any suggestions?
Hi Suker ,
First you remove all the Quotes , then split into coma (,).
I mean to say --
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '"' IN <string_name> WITH SPACE.
Now split the string at the coma - -
SPLIT AT ....
Regards
Pinaki
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This character is used in Mac OS as new line.
When this character is used, cursor goes to first position of the line
LF = Line Feed = CHAR(10) in SQL
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CR LF
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to the $cmd.CommandText
does not evaluate the values
How to evaluate the string in powershell
Import-Csv -Path $FileName.FullName | % {
# Insert statement.
$insert = "INSERT INTO $Tablename ($ReqColumns) Values ('"
$valCols='';
$DataCols='';
$lists = $ReqColumns.split(",");
foreach($l in $lists)
$valCols= $valCols + '$($_.'+$l+')'','''
#Generate the values statement
$DataCols=($DataCols+$valCols+')').replace(",')","");
$insertStr =@("INSERT INTO $Tablename ($ReqColumns) Values ('$($DataCols))")
#The above statement generate the following insert statement
#INSERT INTO TMP_APPLE_EXPORT (PRODUCT_ID,QTY_SOLD,QTY_AVAILABLE) Values (' $($_.PRODUCT_ID)','$($_.QTY_SOLD)','$($_.QTY_AVAILABLE)' )
$cmd.CommandText = $insertStr #does not evaluate the values
#If the same statement is passed as below then it execute successfully
#$cmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO TMP_APL_EXPORT (PRODUCT_ID,QTY_SOLD,QTY_AVAILABLE) Values (' $($_.PRODUCT_ID)','$($_.QTY_SOLD)','$($_.QTY_AVAILABLE)' )"
#Execute Query
$cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() | Out-Null
jyeragiHi Jyeragi,
To convert the data to the SQL table format, please try this function out-sql:
out-sql Powershell function - export pipeline contents to a new SQL Server table
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