Before I make a serious project with 2000 records I want to be sure that the import function works.
I did some tests with a simple csv format.
id;name
1;you
2;me
3;she
You see, I use ;
Can you describe(short way) how I must import this csv file. I use the wizzard of NSbase with a succesful end, but the table is not stuffed up. I have a lot of experience with im- and export of data. This looks like simpel in your program, but the data wil not import.
Is it only the structure or also the data inside? The creation of the table structure is good, but not the data.
Last edit: Joe Black 2019-06-17
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Hello,
Select your file then check CSV FILE ";"
I just tested your example and I did not have any particular problems.
Under which system did you try: linux or windows
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Dear Sherlock,
Next problem.
Before I make a serious project with 2000 records I want to be sure that the import function works.
I did some tests with a simple csv format.
id;name
1;you
2;me
3;she
You see, I use ;
Can you describe(short way) how I must import this csv file. I use the wizzard of NSbase with a succesful end, but the table is not stuffed up. I have a lot of experience with im- and export of data. This looks like simpel in your program, but the data wil not import.
Is it only the structure or also the data inside? The creation of the table structure is good, but not the data.
Last edit: Joe Black 2019-06-17
Hello,
Select your file then check CSV FILE ";"
I just tested your example and I did not have any particular problems.
Under which system did you try: linux or windows
Linux
Have the same problem. Importing a CSV-file in NSBase in Linux Mint results in error.
Corrected in V1.3.6