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The CSV Transfer Form Allows... | The CSV Transfer Form Allows... | ||
Importing CSV files to a new database table. | |||
Exporting a database table to a CSV file. | |||
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1. Import From (CSV). Choose the database table from the nuScroll list. | 1. Import From (CSV). Choose the database table from the nuScroll list. | ||
2. Delimiter. Choose the Delimiter to space each field value. | 2. Delimiter. Choose the Delimiter to space each field value. | ||
3. Import to (Table). Enter a filename for the new CSV file. | 3. Import to (Table). Enter a filename for the new CSV file. | ||
4. Click the Transfer Action Button. | 4. Click the Transfer Action Button. | ||
'''Exporting a CSV File requires the following steps...''' | '''Exporting a CSV File requires the following steps...''' | ||
Revision as of 02:07, 6 October 2020
The CSV Transfer Form Allows...
Importing CSV files to a new database table.
Exporting a database table to a CSV file.
Importing a CSV File requires the following steps...
1. Import From (CSV). Choose the database table from the nuScroll list.
2. Delimiter. Choose the Delimiter to space each field value.
3. Import to (Table). Enter a filename for the new CSV file.
4. Click the Transfer Action Button.
Exporting a CSV File requires the following steps...
1. Export From (Table). Choose the CSV file from the nuScroll list.(Before importing a CSV File the CSV File must be placed in the csvfiles subdirectory inside nubuilder's directory - on the server.)
2. Delimiter. Choose the Delimiter to space each field value.
3. Import to (CSV). Enter a filename for the new CSV file.
4. Click the Transfer Action Button.