I have a simple CSV (imported using JQuery\'s $.ajax from the /data/league.csv on the same site) with three lines in this exact format:
I\'m looking for a way to preserve leading zeros in integers when exporting to a CSV file in Java. The following is an example of generating leading zeros into a CSV.
I work on uni开发者_Go百科x server. I have many csv files containing, among other info, date fields.
I have a script which renames files taken from a CSV but it throws an error when it trys to re-rename files after it has already carried out the successful proceedure
Imagine the following (very bad) table design in MSSQL2008R2: Table \"Posts\": Id (PK, int) | DatasourceId (PK, int) | QuotedPostIds (nvarchar(255)) | [...]
I\'ve spent 2 days trying to export a 75,000 row table containing a large text field of user input data from a SQL server installation.This data contains every plain ascii character, tabs, and newline
I have a database that has a field which is comma delimited. Basically I want to be able to search on the fi开发者_如何转开发elds easily.
I have a csv file with 7 fields of data. I want to sort the 7th field in reverse numerial order (smallest values first). The 7th field of data looks like this:
I lern Python and try to do parcer for html table and then I wont to create .csv file for import data into mySQL.
I have a number of CSV files with hundreds of columns and about 50,000 rows (when opened in Excel). The column headers are almost identical however some column headers may vary from one CSV file to th
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