- #STAT TRANSFER ODBC POSTRGES ERROR READING DICTIONARY ZIP FILE#
- #STAT TRANSFER ODBC POSTRGES ERROR READING DICTIONARY 32 BIT#
- #STAT TRANSFER ODBC POSTRGES ERROR READING DICTIONARY CODE#
- #STAT TRANSFER ODBC POSTRGES ERROR READING DICTIONARY PLUS#
Selected by default, this option overwrites an existing file type of the same name.Ĭhange the format in which to parse the file. Use the Unique Tool to check for multiple primary keys prior to writing to the database. If there are multiple records with the same primary key and no other SQL errors occur, the new record updates the older record in the database. Update, insert if new: Updates existing records using the output and inserts new records if they were not in the database table and stops processing if a record could not be updated. Update, error on failure: Updates existing records using the output and stops processing if a record could not be updated. Update, warn on failure: Updates existing records using the output and warns if a record could not be updated. Overwrite Table (Drop): Drops the existing table and creates a new table.
#STAT TRANSFER ODBC POSTRGES ERROR READING DICTIONARY PLUS#
Overwrite File (Remove): Deletes the existing file and creates a new file.Ĭreate New Table : Creates a new table, but does not overwrite an existing table.Īppend Existing: Appends data to an existing table so that the output consists of Records Before plus Records After.ĭelete Data and Append: Deletes all original records from the table and appends data to the existing table. Overwrite Sheet or Range: Deletes the data in the selected sheet or range and writes data into the sheet or range with the selected name.ĭo not use the above option if your Excel file contains formulas, tables, charts, and images as these items can be corrupted. Select to append a field with the file name or file path to each record.Ĭreate New Sheet: Creates a new sheet, but does not overwrite an existing sheet.Īppend to Existing Sheet: Appends data to an existing sheet so that the output consists of new and previous data. Select to convert incoming fields to string data type this bypasses conversion errors if the data type is wrong in. This option writes smaller files and faster. Use this option only when writing large temporary files that will not be used in spatial operations. If the data contains more records, multiple files are created and named sequentially. See Reading XML.ĭefine the character or sequence of characters signifying the end of a line of text.ĭefine the number of records to output to a single file. Ignore incorrect XML formatting and continue running the workflow. Single Quotes: Ignore delimiters in single quotes. flat file (default), or override the setting. Select to allow character columns to be treated as SQL_WCHAR, SQL_WVARCHAR, or SQL_WLONGVARCHAR. Select if the first row should be treated as a header. Select if the first row should be treated as data, not a header. If not selected, only the value key is displayed.ĭefine the maximum field length in the input data.Ĭhange the file (or files) to input. See Stat Transfer Supported File Formats. This option is selected by default for SPSS and SAS files. Read and apply value labels (key) to data.
Compression increases output time, but with larger files, it will reduce network time. The deflate algorithm (similar to gzip) is used and should be supported by other Avro-capable tools such as Hive. Select to disable a status report of file read-in progress this speeds up read time. Use the RegEx tool in Tokenize mode to parse your data.ĭefine the file name of a. Use 0 if the data contains two or more delimiters to force Designer to read the data as flat text. Use \0 to read or write a text file with no delimiter. This option is not supported by all DBF readers.
#STAT TRANSFER ODBC POSTRGES ERROR READING DICTIONARY 32 BIT#
Select to create all Int32 fields as 32 bit (4 byte) binary values in the database instead of the default 11 character text format.
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Select a code page for converting text within input or output data. Select to append fields and set how output fields will map to the fields in the OleDB table. Select to append records to an existing table. This option is intended for reading web logs. Select to read an open file that may be in the process of being updated.
#STAT TRANSFER ODBC POSTRGES ERROR READING DICTIONARY ZIP FILE#
See Zip File Support and Gzip File Support. Select to allow Alteryx to extract a file greater than 2 GB.