Jython script analysis on commas

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• FDMEE Jython Script help

  My load the import data were thrown a curve ball. I used to have a 1 or 2 digits in the card. If it's a digit, I simply added a zero at the beginning (i.e. FillL convert 1 01). But now I have a leader 4 digits and a hyphen. So instead of '1', I have 2500-1, instead of "12", I now 2500-12. I need to remove what is to the right of the dash and then add a zero not significant if it is not already 2 digits. Does anyone know the script that would achieve this?

  Your help is very appreciated.

  FA

  Hello

  You can create this jython script and assign import format:

  def customFill (strField, strRecord):

  return ('0' + strField.split("-") [1]) [-2:]

  This function divides your strField using "-" as the delimiter, then him concatenate '0' with the second element ([1] in the table starts in position 0) and finally to take the last two characters [-2:]

  If you have 1 number after the hyphen you will get 0 x. On the other hand, if you have already a 2-digit, you will get xx

  Hope says.

• How to assign the value to the variable of project in the Jython script

  Hello
  
  I want to assign a value to the variable of project in the jython script.
  I tried to assign the following, but it is throwing some errors.
  
  < @.
  int noOfRecords = 10;
  #var1 = noOfRecords;
  @ >
  
  
  Can you please help me in this regard.
  
  Concerning
  Shyam

  Perfect! Good to know that!

  Please, don't forget to close the thread and assign the status to 'correct' or 'comfortable' to each response that helped you!

  Thank you

  Cezar Santos
  http://odiexeperts.com

• Using .split on an import script with a comma delimited data file

  Hi everyone-

  Any attempt to create a script to import amount field to remove the apostrophes (') of a description field to account in a .csv data import file (any folder with an apostrophe will be rejected during the import phase).  Now if it was a file delimited by semicolons (or other separators and more by commas), I could remove all the apostrophes recording with a string.replace command, then return the amount with a command of string.split.  Unfortunately, there is a problem with this solution when using comma delimiters. My data file is comma-delimited .csv file with several amount fields that have commas in them.   Even if the fields are surrounded in quotes, the .split ignores the quotes and treats the commas in fields amount as delimiters.  Therefore, the script does not return the correct amount field.

  Here is an example of a record of reference data:

  "", "0300-100000", "description of the account with an apostrophe ' ', '$1 000.00",' $1 000.00 "," $1 000.00 ","$1 000.00"," $1 000,00 "" "

  My goal is to remove the apostrophes from field 3 and return the amount in field 8.

  Some things to note:

  • If possible, I would like to keep this as an import script for amounted to simplify administration - but am willing to undertake the event script BefImport if this is the only option or more frank than the import script-based solution.
  • I tried using regular expressions, as seems to be conceptually the simplest option to respect the quotes as escape character, but think that I am not implementing properly and impossible to find examples of regex for FDMEE.
  • I know that we cannot use the jython csv on import the script by Francisco blog post - fishing with FDMEE: import scripts do not use the same version of Jython as event/Custom scripts (PSU510). This may be a factor to go with a script of the event instead.
  • It's probably a little more engineering solution, but I have considered trying to write a script to determine where to start all the quotes and the end.  Assuming that there are no quotation marks on the inside of my description of account (or I could remove them before that), I could then use the positioning of the quotes to remove commas inside those positions - leaving the commas for the delimiters as is.  I could then use the .split as the description/amount fields have no commas.  I think it may be better to create a script of the event rather than down this solution from the point of view to keep administration as simple as possible
  • Yes, we could do a search and replace in the excel file to remove the apostrophes before import, but it's no fun

  Thanks for any advice or input!

  Dan

  Hi Dan,.

  If your line is delimited by comma and quote qualified, you can consider the delimiter as QuoteCommaQuote or ', ' because it comes between each field.  Think about it like that, then simply divided by this value:

  split("\",\"")

  Here's something I put together in Eclipse:

  '''

  Created on Aug 26, 2014

  @author: robb salzmann

  '''

  import re

  strRecord = "\"\",\"0300-100000\",\"Account description with an apostrophe ' \",\"$1,000.00\",\"$1,000.00\",\"$1,000.00\",\"$1,001.00\",\"$1,002.00\""

  strFields = strRecord.split("\",\"")

  strDescriptionWithoutApos =  strFields[2].replace("'", "")   'remove the apostrophe


  strAmountInLastCol = strFields[-1:].replace("\"", "")        'You'll need to strip off the last quote from the last field


  print strDescriptionWithoutApos

  print strAmountInLastCol

  Account with an apostrophe description

  ' $1 002,00

• FDMEE import Jython Script - field Split function

  Hi people,

  I have to admit, this Jython gives me a heavy headache!

  In fact, it's a simple mistake, but I'm fighting around with it for hours now. Maybe one of you guys can help.

  I want to create a Script of Import in FDMEE 11.1.2.3.500.17. The source file (separator: tab) contains a column with the following entries:

  

  What I want to achieve at first is to import the figure after the first point. For example, hours - 00275. 3. 4.1 I want to import 3.

  I wrote a script to import, based on an example of written script in FDMEE admin guide (page 273):

  

  I assigned this script to the respective column in the Import Format:

  

  Seems easy. But for some reason, it does not. The problem is: even the log file is not help, because it seems to be growing constantly when I want to open it (after becoming 30 MB I cancelled). By the way: without this script works import.

  Any ideas? Help is very appreciated!

  See you soon

  Carmonte

  I wasn't talking about the script file extension, as you say is irrelevant, your file name of the script was eGRCcISPA (without the extension) and your function called eGRCsISPA (in the body of the script). They were different and should be the same. They are the same today? Also when you say that this does not work, what do you mean?

  (1) import runs successfully, but represented for that field values are not what you expect the rest of the script is running?

  (2) the mistakes of import process when using that import format?

• FDMEE mapping &lt; white &gt; does not / Jython Script

  Hi all

  Has anyone got the < white > mapping work?  I put it in my SIMILAR mapping and it does nothing.  Any help would be appreciated.

  As a solution, I tried to add an import script to my base file import format.  I want it all empty fields in PKI to convert in [no PIC].  Keep logs process details (see below) gives me an error.  He doesn't seem to like dealing with NULL values.  Here is my script to import of Jython:

  def OracleEBS_ICPNone (strField, strrecord):

  If strfield is not nothing and len (strfield) > 0:

  return "[ICP None]"

  Another thing:

  return strfield

  Error log:

  2014-06-03 14:57:18, 892 [AIF] DEBUG: 105039:EPMERPI - error expression evaluation: OracleEBS_ICPNone (", 725, 100151_C, 000, 16434308.16')

  result: null

  2014-06-03 14:57:18, ERROR 894 [AIF]: 105039:EPMERPI - 105042:EPMERPI - error evaluating script.

  null

  THX,

  Mike

  How are your values of source?

  does not refer to NULL.

  This will work only if the value of your source has a blank space.

  So if you have a map as --> [no PIC]

  and your source is an empty string... it won't

  It won't work if it has a white space (' ')

  For you the script:

  def OracleEBS_ICPNone (strField, strrecord):

  If strfield is not nothing and len (strfield) > 0:

  return "[ICP None]"

  Another thing:

  return strfield

  Jython is case-sensitive: strField <> strfield

  If you want to capture values empty source in PKI:

  def OracleEBS_ICPNone (strField, strRecord):

  # You can cut your source, remove the whitespace on the left/right and then check if the length is zero

  If len (strField.strip () == 0:

  return "[ICP None]"

  Another thing:

  return strField

• Import of Jython Script if Stmt

  I have a Jython import the script I'm debugging.  I proved that everything works properly until my if stmt.  That's what I want to do... If the DR_str field is null, then returns the CR_str field; otherwise the return DR_str field.

  This script in its current state will import all records where DR_str is not null.  He will ignore the fields where the DR_Str is null

  def AMOUNT_CSV_12 (strfield, strrec):

  arrRecords = strrec.split(',')

  DR_str = arrRecords [12]

  CR_str = arrRecords [13]

  If DR_str is None or DR_str == "or DR_str == 0:

  End_str = float (CR_str)

  Another thing:

  End_str = float (DR_str)

  return End_str

  Hi 898555,

  The return statement is indented in this clause else for now so it'll never return a value for End_str, when the else clause works. This cut from the version of your function to the return in four spaces returns 9999.0

  def AMOUNT_CSV_12():

  DR_str = 0

  CR_str = 9999

  If DR_str is None or DR_str == "or DR_str == 0:

  End_str = float (CR_str)

  Another thing:

  End_str = float (DR_str)

  return End_str

• Jython script to remove the quotes

  All,

  I created the following script as an event script before import to remove the quotes around member names in our source file.  Everything seems to work except the last step of deleting and renaming the file (os.remove and os.rename).  I can see the ".out" file and it seems OK, but the original file is still there.  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  If fdmContext ["LOCNAME'] == 'TecLabor_TO_RSA ':

  fdmAPI.logInfo (fdmContext ["LOCNAME"])

  Try:

  filename = fdmContext ["FILENAME"]

  Inbox = fdmContext ["INBOXDIR"]

  #filedir = fdmContext ['FILEDIR']

  fdmAPI.logInfo (filename)

  fdmAPI.logInfo (inbox)

  file = inbox + '\\TecLabor_TO_RSA\\' + filename

  file_out = inbox + "\\TecLabor_TO_RSA\\" + file name ".out".

  #file = inbox '-' + filedir + "\\"+filename. "

  #file_out = inbox + "\" + filedir + "\\"+filename + «.out "»

  fdmAPI.logInfo (file)

  end = open (file, "r")

  who cares = open (file_out, "w")

  for the end line:

  Line = Line.Replace ('"'," ")

  care. Write (Line)

  end. Close()

  care. Close()

  except IOError, err:

  fdmAPI.logError ("My error" + str (err))

  OS. Remove (file)

  OS. Rename (file_out, leader)

  So you're saying that the os.rename and os.remove of commands do not work? If so make sure have included you the following import statement at the top of your script - import bones

• How to use a SELECT QUERY using fdmAPI.executeDML in the Jython Script FDMEE?

  Hello

  Is just the way we use DELETE and INSERT statement using fdmAPI.executeDML, possible to run a SELECT statement and get the result in the variables?

  I want to refrain from using import java.sql and enter the connection information in a script. I would rather use SELECT directly if possible. I want to read the TDATASEG. DATAKEY column and use it for some custom in a custom table process

  Thank you!

  Try RS.next instead of RS. Next

• Jython scripts may rely on values alphanumeric vs. alpha?

  I have a column of data that includes alpha and alpha numeric values of different length and having the prefix "ABC". I want the prefix removed in the case of alpha or alpha numeric values. For numeric values, I want just the right numbers 6 and the following script works:

  def SAP_PC (strField, strRecord): return strField [-6:]

  Digital alpha values can be of any length, and I want the whole chain less the prefix. Does anyone know of a way to do this?

  Thank you

  FA

  You can also used the isalpha function without casting to unicode:

  def SAP_PC (strField, strRecord):

  suffix = strField [3:]

  If suffix.isalpha ():

  return the suffix

  Another thing:

  return strField [-6:]

• Script to remove commas from a csv file

  Hi all

  I have the following output to a csv file:

  VM, VI-SVC-VM014, 0000ed, 0000ee,
  VM, VI-SVC-VM103, 0000f3, 0000f2,
  VM, VI-SVC-VM104, 0000f6, 0000f6,
  LDEV, SVC PROD Cluster01, 0000e2, 0x04
  LDEV, SVC PROD Cluster01, 0000de, 0x00
  LDEV, SVC PROD Cluster01, 0000df, 0x01
  LDEV, SVC PROD Cluster01, 0000e2, 0x04

  I'm looking to remove commas end so that the output looks like this:

  VM, VI-SVC-VM014, 0000ed, 0000ee
  VM, VI-SVC-VM103, 0000f3, 0000f2
  VM, VI-SVC-VM104, 0000f6, 0000f6
  LDEV, SVC PROD Cluster01, 0000e2, 0x04
  LDEV, SVC PROD Cluster01, 0000de, 0x00
  LDEV, SVC PROD Cluster01, 0000df, 0x01
  LDEV, SVC PROD Cluster01, 0000e2, 0x04

  The column length for each line (given the number of objects), modular in this output. By this, I mean that some outputs will be like this:

  VM, VI-SVC-VM014, 0000ed, 0000ee, 0000ef
  VM, VI-SVC-VM104, 0000f6, 0000f6

  VI-SVC-VM104, 0000f6, 0000f5, 0000f7, VM, 0000f4
  LDEV, SVC PROD Cluster01, 0000e2, 0x04
  LDEV, SVC PROD Cluster01, 0000de, 0x00

  Is it possible to import the data (get-content), delete all non alpha-numeric end of line? Maybe there is an easier way.

  Thank you

  Rob.

  Try something like

  Get-Content file.csv | %{
    $_.TrimEnd(',')
  } | Set-Content newfile.csv
  

• PowerCLI script - analysis output screen to CSV

  Hi all

  I am completely new to scripting, so apologies for noob Q.

  I'm fighting to set up a simple script. Basically I need/want to output the results to a CSV file and send it to me.

  Required information:

  Search the events of snapshot in the last X days and return time created, user and the virtual computer name. I can do it for display on the screen, but struggling to the export-csv and email.

  I have until now (thanks to Alan Renouf plugins as the basis of this revised script)

  $author = 'myuser '.

  $MaxSampleVIEvent = 100
  $VMsNewRemovedAge = 7
  $vmlist = get - VM

  foreach ($vm to $vmlist)
  {
  $vm | Get-VIEvent - maxsamples $MaxSampleVIEvent - beginning (Get-Date). AddDays(-$VMsNewRemovedAge) | where {($_.fullFormattedMessage-correspond à "Créer un instantané de la machine virtuelle") - and ($_ .userName-match "$author")} | Select Createduserid, @{N = 'User'; {E = {$_.userName}}, @{N = 'The virtual computer name'; {E = {$_.vm.name}}
  }

  Output of the (perfect) screen:

  VM Createduserid user_name

  --------------------             -----------------     -----------------------

  28/10/2012 09:55:58 domain\myuser vm1

  26/10/2012 07:05:45 domain\myuser vm1

  etc....................

  How can I get the script to store the results, the output to the CSV file than e-mail me (actually just exit/save to CSV is fine).

  Help is very appreciated.

  RB51

  Please note the difference

  $ (

  )

  who will do a subexpression. Without running in subexpression, you will receive 1 single object as you said: Please copy - paste this code in your powershell window.

  $author = 'myuser '.

  $MaxSampleVIEvent = 100
  $VMsNewRemovedAge = 7
  $vmlist = get - VM

  $(

  foreach ($vm to $vmlist)
  {
  $vm | Get-VIEvent - maxsamples $MaxSampleVIEvent - beginning (Get-Date). AddDays(-$VMsNewRemovedAge) | where {($_.fullFormattedMessage-correspond à "Créer un instantané de la machine virtuelle") - and ($_ .userName-match "$author")} | Select Createduserid, @{N = 'User'; {E = {$_.userName}}, @{N = 'The virtual computer name'; {E = {$_.vm.name}}
  }

  ) | Export-csv c:\report.csv

  Send-mailmessage-to "User01 [email protected]>"-to "User02 [email protected]> ', ' User03 [email protected]>" - topic "Sending the accessory" - body "CSV in the e-mail" - attachment "c:\report.csv" - smtpServer smtp.fabrikam.com

• FDMEE Jython scripts

  I use fdmContext ['PERIODKEY'] to pull in the PeriodKey and she returned to 2013-11-18 (AAAA-MM-JJ), and I would like to change the format of 201311 (YYYYMM).  Something there suggestions on how this can be accomplished using Jython?

  Thanks in advance.

  Try

  import of java

  print java.text.SimpleDateFormat("yyyyMM").format (java.util.Date ())

• Jython FDMEE script problem

  Hello

  I have a custom jython script to convert table data into a text file. This works for a table. But I tried to use lists and tables so that I can have several files of several tables. This script, by creating multiple files, retrieves only the data of the last file. All other files remain as 0 KB files with no data. I see here only data for CH, AC in the file is a 0 KB file. If I have the list with "AC" Member, then I see data for AC. Can someone let me know what I'm missing here in logic.

  
  List = ['AC', 'CH']

  Conn = sql. DriverManager.getConnection (strJDBCURL, strUserName, strPassword)
  for the list item [:]:

  Represented = fdmContext ["INBOXDIR"] + "/" + item + "export.txt"
  SRC = open (represented, "w")
  SqlString = conn.createStatement)

  sqlstmt = 'SΘlectionner the SOURCE, TARGET of TEST_' + point + 'EXPORT '.
  result = sqlstring.executeQuery (sqlstmt)

  While (result. Next()):
  SOURCE = result.getString ("SOURCE")
  TARGET = result.getString ("TARGET")
  
  Print > > src, SOURCE, TARGET

  CBC. Close()
  Conn.Close)

  Hi, I skimmed the code last night and missed the second loop. I think that the problem actually comes from your indentention that is the while loop is not currently incorporated in the for loop runs but after the because the loop is complete, the code must be

  List = ['AC', 'CH']

  Conn = sql. DriverManager.getConnection (strJDBCURL, strUserName, strPassword)
  for the list item [:]:

  Represented = fdmContext ["INBOXDIR"] + "/" + item + "export.txt"
  SRC = open (represented, "w")
  SqlString = conn.createStatement)

  sqlstmt = 'SΘlectionner the SOURCE, TARGET of TEST_' + point + 'EXPORT '.
  result = sqlstring.executeQuery (sqlstmt)

  While (result. Next()):
  SOURCE = result.getString ("SOURCE")
  TARGET = result.getString ("TARGET")
  print > src, SOURCE, TARGET

  CBC. Close()

  Conn.Close)

  Only try.

• Using the script, Jython in ODI

  Hello
  I have a requirement where I want to exploit a jython script to solve a business problem (break a string of semicolon separated into tokens). I'll call this script of ODI.
  
  Do I need to download the jython interpreter to test my script before I use it in ODI?
  
  How to call the script of ODI?

  N ° the Jython interpreter is built into ODI. You can simply create an ODI procedure, step, assign technology as "Jython" and paste your script in the command on the target. You can then use this procedure as part of a package.