Create Table From File
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This command allows you to create a table with the contents of a comma delimited file such as a csv. | This command allows you to create a table with the contents of a comma delimited file such as a csv. | ||
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The command comes with a browse button, which allows you to choose a file from your computer that you can use to create a folder. | The command comes with a browse button, which allows you to choose a file from your computer that you can use to create a folder. | ||
| − | To change the delimiter for a table, go click the Bot menu, select Bot Properties. It should be the only option in that menu, and it will have the name of your bot in front of properties. | + | '''CSV:''' The .csv file being used to create the table. |
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| + | '''Table:''' the name of the table being created. | ||
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| + | To change the delimiter for a table, go click the Bot menu, select Bot Properties. | ||
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| + | It should be the only option in that menu, and it will have the name of your bot in front of properties. | ||
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A small window will appear, and you will be able to change the default delimiter of a comma to anything you want. | A small window will appear, and you will be able to change the default delimiter of a comma to anything you want. | ||
Revision as of 19:50, 24 April 2013
Create Table From File is a Data Command.
This command allows you to create a table with the contents of a comma delimited file such as a csv.
The command comes with a browse button, which allows you to choose a file from your computer that you can use to create a folder.
CSV: The .csv file being used to create the table.
Table: the name of the table being created.
To change the delimiter for a table, go click the Bot menu, select Bot Properties.
It should be the only option in that menu, and it will have the name of your bot in front of properties.
A small window will appear, and you will be able to change the default delimiter of a comma to anything you want.
Example
create table from file("C:\\Users\\Desktop\\test1.txt", &test1)
Click the browse button to find a file you can use to create a table. Running a command will give the table a name. In this example, &test1 is the name of the table.
1. Prepare or find a comma delimited file for your table.
2. Click the browse button to find your file on your computer.
3. Check the debugger to make sure your table is properly populated.
