On Sat, Nov 15, 2008 at 2:01 AM, petermity <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I would like to export from Trac in a similar format as I
> imported to it.  I used a hand-created CSV file and the script:
>   http://trac.edgewall.org/attachment/wiki/TracSynchronize/csv2trac.2.py
>
> I defined three custom fields (cross_references, meeting_discuss,
> current_status).  The CSV header line and one record sample:
>
> type,cross_references,time,changetime,component,reporter,cc,url,version,milestone,status,resolution,keywords,meeting_discuss,priority,severity,owner,summary,description,current_status
> task,XR-37512,,,,,,,,,new,,,Maybe,1,1,John,"Issue sample","Description
> line 1
> Description line 2: Issue discussed at meeting 'Big Issues', last Wed.
> Description line 3
> ","Awaiting TIB"
>
> This imported fine and works.  But I can find no report or query
> method for exporting to the same kind of CSV format.  Choosing
> the CSV export link at the end of a report or query does not
> include the Description.
>
> Playing with sqlite3.exe on trac.db and the ticket and
> ticket_custom tables, my newbie SQL non-skills are apparent; a
> join of, or trying to select fields from, both tables gives
> duplicate ticket records.  What I want is a single record for
> each ticket, with the three custom field values included.  (I
> don't really care what the field order is, just want all fields
> of each ticket).

If you want to add the description, manually add col=description to
the URL query string.

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