It looks You try to split date with '-' but you'll should use '/'. The
result of splitting your date is whole date string, which is not a proper
int value.
09.02.2018 03:37 "Peter Yoon" napisał(a):
> Hello,
>
> I imported a csv to my table but there were issues in the csv.
imagine table with thousands data
e.g.
name quantity price
product a 10 1
product b 15 11000
and every several months (5 or 6 months) the supplier send the update of
the product price
is it possible to import csv that can update some existing data (*not
insert new data*) in existing
Hi,
I have defined tables:
db.define_table('BL',
Field('name'),
format='%(name)s'
)
db.define_table('PL',
Field('name'),
Field('BL_name', 'reference BL'),
format='%(name)s'
)
trying to import *.csv with before insert callback not work correctly (no
error occured but the result is not expected)
*e.g. *
*csv_files_0.csv*
TABLE bonus
bonus.bonus_date,bonus.employee,bonus.is_packing
2016-11-10,4,1
END
*csv_files_1.csv*
TABLE bonus
Hi folks, glad to join this group
I tried to import in Web2Py the attached CSV file ( no sensible data, just
fake info for training ;), after having created the corresponding db.py
It works but only IDs are created for the correct number of rows ( held in
CSV ) but no field is actually loaded,
Hello
I would like to import csv file into a database table - user imports
how do you recommend to do it. I guess telling users to set the column
names matching the headers in CSV but how do i match them after for import.
I also have to add two fields with user id and another one that is based
I am using import csv option to insert records in the database. When I use
the csv file from the web application, then a single record is inserted in
the database with all the records being updated properly as per the headers.
But If I try to use import_from_csv_file outside the web2py, it
Hi,
I am trying to change my database from SQLite to postgres (As some of you
already know :) ) I created a copy of my app (without the database folder)
and changed the database to postgres (which finally works :) )
To get my database I exported every table to a csv file. but when I import
the
Hi all,
I've recently started playing around with web2py and i have encountered a
problem with the csv importing function.
I have a table defined called 'production' and i have already implemetned a
smartgrid that will allow me to view,edit each row in the table.
However, I want to implement a
Is there a way I can add an import excel (saved as csv) option in the
appadmin that can update multiple data tables (one of them an
intermediate/relational table)?
for example the excel file (saved as csv):
*ID | title |category|*
1 | one |
I would like to know how I would add an import csv (from excel) option to
appadmin that would update multiple database tables (one of them a
relational/intermediate table).
For example, the CSV file would look like this (in excel)
ID | posttitle |category
I want to provide import/export CSV file from a specific table for
users. All I want is just like appadmin works. I'm referencing
appadmin code trying to write the code below but I get error
messages. Does anyone can point out what's the problem ?
Example for auth_user table.
Model
I have this table:
db.define_table('region',
Field('name'),
Field('longname'),
Field('subdomain', unique=True),
Field('status_', 'reference region_status')
)
The unique constraint is preventing me in the appadmin from adding
regions with the same subdomain, as intended. However,
hello
how I can automatically load a database from a csv.
The idea is that when my application starts for the first time, load
the database as countries, states, etc. without having to do it by
hand.
I tried loading it through the next line.
What should be the format of the csv file to import into the db table
using web2py interface.
I have table format as
Tablename (id, col1, col2, col3)
id is auto increment.
Export your actual table you will get the exact format you need csv to
have for the import!
Cheers
Jonhy
On 2010-07-14 14:31, Deepan wrote:
d is auto increment.
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