Loop in CSV export

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• The question of the CSV export

  I have a report that contains the columns that appear in the query, but I do NOT show them in the report. In other words, some field have the unchecked 'Show'. I would like to include some of these fields in my CSV Export. If I click on the icon for editing a field, I see I have an option where 'The column' is set to 'No' and ' Include in Export' is set to 'Yes'. "
  
  If I have a column where "show column" is NOT and "Include on export" YES, this column must be in my export to CSV file? In my case, this field does NOT appear in the CSV file.
  
  Bottom line - I need to have in my Export to CSV, columns that are not displayed on my page of report.
  
  I use APEX 3.1.
  
  Thank you!
  John

  Hello

  Yes, sorry
  condition must be

  NVL(:REQUEST, 'MY_REQ') LIKE 'FLOW_EXCEL_OUTPUT%';
  

  Kind regards
  Jari

• CSV export returns a column null on apex_item.text

  Hi guys!
  
  I have a back area of SQL report with 4 columns, 3 of them are normal (just read... nothing complicated) and one of them is the column to edit. Export to CSV returns only 3 columns, the 4th is always «» Can you know how to solve this problem?
  
  With respect,
  
  PsmakR

  Export with apex_item does not work as far as I know. This has been discussed here:

  Variables global problem: APEX, csv export and tabular

  However, you can easily create a workaround, following the example described here:

  http://deneskubicek.blogspot.com/2009/01/custom-export-to-CSV-again.html

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• Empty line extra csv export

  Hello

  I'm generating a csv file, which is based on a table called dwd_poi_master. My code is here:

  declare

  output_header varchar2 (32767).

  fichier_en_sortie VARCHAR2 (255);

  Varchar2 (2) EOL: = Chr (13) | Chr (10); -End of the character of the line (windows)

  Start

  output_header: = q'~ the PAIR, PAIR of M G ~' | EOL;

  owa_util.mime_header ("application/octet ', false");

  HTP.p ('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename = "" | ") fichier_en_sortie |' « ') ;

  owa_util.http_header_close;

  HTP. PRN (output_header);

  for r in

  (select

  G_CABLE,MAIN_CABLE

  of the loop dwd_poi_master( )

  (HTP). PRN

  r.G_CABLE | ',' | r.MAIN_CABLE | EOL);

  end loop;

  end;

  But I'm getting an extra line after each line of data in csv. My query returns 103 lines, but I get 206 lines in csv. If I replace r.main_cable with static text, it works fine (returns csv with 103 lines). I don't understand what the problem with this column. This is type varchar2 as that of others.

  All of the work around will be highly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  It could be that this main_cable includes a character at the end of LIFE. Yould tha topping:

  HTP. PRN (r.g_cable |) ',' || RTrim (r_g.main_cable, Chr (10) |) Chr (13)). EOL);

• OBIEE 11.1.1.7 CSV export order to the wrong column

  When you export a view with PDF/PPT/XLSX the column order is correct.

  If I use CSV, TAB separated or XML almost always order is correct.

  But now it happened that the order is just the wrong way autour.

  View:

  Column A column B column C

  XSLX export:

  Column A column B column C

  Export CSV (false):

  C column B column A

  Is there a workaround/solution option to influence that?

  The CSV does not export the view like the fact of XLS/XLSX, CSV taking the columns in the criteria tab, so it can also export columns excluded according to your table.

• AUDIO LOOP GLITCH AFTER EXPORT

  Hello

  I have a series of 8 videos to about 7 minutes each. Audio class and mixed entirely.

  Audio vocal ends at some point and then there is "outro graphics.

  First looping a few seconds of the last section of the audio in this section "graphic outro" (3-4 seconds).

  Anyone know how to prevent this?

  Is this a problem with the encoder?

  Should I try just export to first?

  Hi Luke,.

  I ping our teams AU and SOUL. They tell me that this is a known issue. For some cases in 9.2 has been set (so be sure that you are using the latest version), but if you still use in this, change of silent audio clips into the slots is a workaround. We believe that other cases are corrected in the next version that will be presented in preview at the NAB Conference and is "coming soon." I hope this helps.

  David Kuspa . Adobe | SR. Experience Design, Digital video & Audio

• CSV export according to colum value

  I want to export based on the contents of a column value of my request.

  I defined a query for a region on page 1. It contains the following query:

  Select 'Clubs' as TYPE, ' localhost:8082/apex/f? p = & APP_ID.:5: & SESSION. : CSV:' as the value of the double

  Union

  Select 'Matches' as TYPE, ' localhost:8082/apex/f? p = & APP_ID.:6: & SESSION. : CSV:' as the value of the double

  I've set pages 5 and 6 with a region that has the model ' export: CSV.

  This region contains a simple select statement. Based on the link on page 1 I want to export everything that is in the select statements in these areas / pages.  I thought I could define an HTML expression in the TYPE column formatting to page 1:

  < a href = "" #TYPE # "target ="_blank">"

  < img src = "" #IMAGE_PREFIX #download.gif "alt =" ">"

  < /a >

  It opens a page when I click on the link, unfortunately it does not pick up the link to the value of the column. Anyone has experience with this or knows what I'm missing?

  SELECT 'Clubs' AS TYPE,

  '

  || :app_id

  || ':5:'

  || :app_session

  || ':CSV:">'

  || '' AS VALUE

  OF THE DOUBLE

  UNION

  SELECT 'Matches' AS TYPE,

  '

  || :app_id

  || ':6:'

  || :app_session

  || ':CSV:">'

  || '' AS VALUE

  OF THE DOUBLE

  Denes Kubicek

• Enter the hostname to csv export

  Hello

  I guess it could be simple but need help to list the hostname as part of the export.

  Here is the script I use, but I get only the details and not the affected hosts.

  Get-VMHost | Where-Object {$_. {ConnectionState -eq 'Connected'} |

  % {Get-View $_.ID} |

  % {$esxname = $_. Name; Get-View $_. ConfigManager.NetworkSystem} |

  % { foreach($physnic in $_.)} NetworkInfo.Pnic) {}

  $pnicInfo = $_. QueryNetworkHint ($physnic. Device)

      foreach ($hint in $pnicInfo){

  Write-Host $esxname $physnic. Device

  if ( $hint. ConnectedSwitchPort) {}

  $hint. ConnectedSwitchPort

  }

  else {

  Write-Host "No available CDP information." ; Write-Host

  }

  }

  }

  } | Export-Csv 'C:\PS\CDP-VCS01.csv' NoTypeInformation - -UseCulture

  
  

  
  

  Hope this will be a quick solution.

  
  

  Johan
  

  Not sure that a puppy will perish for each Write-Host, you use

  Try something like this

  &{Get-VMHost | Where-Object {$_.ConnectionState -eq "Connected"} | %{  $esxname = $_.Name  Get-View $_.ExtensionData.ConfigManager.NetworkSystem | %{    foreach($physnic in $_.NetworkInfo.Pnic){      $pnicInfo = $_.QueryNetworkHint($physnic.Device)      foreach($hint in $pnicInfo){        New-Object PSObject -Property @{          VMHost = $esxname          Device = $physnic.Device          SwitchPort = $hint.ConnectedSwitchPort.PortID        }      }    }  }}} | Export-Csv "C:\PS\CDP-VCS01.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
  

  I don't know what information you want CDP information, when available.

  In the example, I included the PortID, any other property can be included in a similar way.

• CSV export doesn't is not updated the file when it is run through Task Scheduler

  Hello

  A long time have not posted in the VMWare forum... I have a script which generates the host UpTime and export the result to CSV file. It then sends the CSV file as an attachment to our helpdesk system. When I run the script manually through PowerCLI./Get-HostUpTime.ps1 it works fine and it sends the file updated, however, when the script runs through the Windows Task Scheduler, it works very well but is not updated the CSV file and it always sends the former.

  $username = "administrator."

  $password = "password"

  $cred = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential - ArgumentList @($username, (ConvertTo-SecureString-String $password-AsPlainText-Force))

  SE connect-VIServer-Server vCenter01-Credential $cred

  Notice-EEG - ViewType "HostSystem" - name of the property, summary | `

  where {}

  {$_ .name - like "*"} | »

  Select Name, @{N = "Uptime"; E = {(get-date) - $_.} Summary.Runtime.BootTime}

  } | sort name | Export-csv C:\Scripts\HostsUpTime.csv

  Disconnect-VIServer-confirm: $false

  Send-MailMessage-to [email protected] -To [email protected] -topic "vSphere host UpTime" SmtpServer - accessories SMTPHUB001-C:\Scripts\HostsUpTime.csv

  Any help?

  Thank you

  I propose now to take the next step and include a PowerCLI cmdlet.

  Something like that

  Notice-EEG - ViewType "HostSystem" - name of the property. Select name. Export-Csv C:\Scripts\HostsUpTime.csv

  I just noticed, you don't seem to have a

  Add-pssnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core

  in your script. Have you who left on purpose?

  If the snap-in is not loaded, you will not be able to use the PowerCLI cmdlets.

• Cannot use csv export measures

  Hello

  I'm trying to export some reports on local drive (C:\ vco) with a workflow. So I just started with a few simple tests and I get the following error.

  Permission denied on the 'c:\test\test.csv' file, write not allowed

  The action I tested with is exportAllWorkflowsToCsv

  Action request csvPathandName I entered c:\test\test.csv

  I have a vcentre windows server with the VCO running on the same server

  Server is Win 2008R2 SP1

  VCenter Server 5.1

  VCO 5.1.0 build No. 2725

  What I need to change windows permissions or how to solve this problem?

  Thank you

  Sean

  Please see this: http://www.vcoteam.info/development/how-can-i-write-to-files.html

  Christophe.

• Problem out to the CSV export

  Hello

  I can't get the following to export to a csv file:

  Get-file $folder | get-vm | %{ $_. Name; ($_ | get-datastore | select Name). Name} |

  Export-Csv test.csv -NoTypeInfo

  For a reason unknown to me it will only export to a text file.

  Thank you

  If you have virtual machines that are stored in multiple data warehouses, you can do it like this

  Get-Folder $folder | Get-VM |
  Select Name, @{N="DS Name";E={[string]::Join(',',(Get-Datastore -RelatedObject $_ | Select -ExpandProperty Name))}} | Export-Csv test.csv -NoTypeInfo
  

• Adobe story does not lines of dialogue that are amrked with (CONT'd) in a CSV export.

  For some reason any Adobe story does not export the lines of dialogue that are marked with (CONT'd) in a csv file. The rest of the dialogue exports very well, little bits that are marked with (CONT'd) are not displayed in the dialog column!. It can be changed with some settings or is this a bug? The script was imported from a file FDX. If anyone has a solution for this, please let me know.

  Thenk you.

  Thank you for reporting this issue.

  It is indeed a bug.

  Just to get the correct data in csv, a workaround for this problem would be to replace the word "suite" with a door-place Word, perform an export to csv and then change it back.

  1. press Ctrl + F in the script to open find/replace

  2. replace the word "Suite" with a placeholder Word, say "TEMPCONTD".

  3. the export to csv format script

  4. now replace the word placeholder with 'Suite '.

• VLan IDs in CSV export

  Hello

  I am running this script which generates information base on all virtual machines in my VC, I found somewhere on the VMware forums, but VLan ID information is empty for all virtual machines.

  How can I get it works so that it shows the correct Vlan ID?

  SE connect-VIServer vc
  Get - VM | Select name, Notes,
  @{N = 'IP address'; E = {[string]: join (",", $_.)} Guest.IPAddress)}}.
  @{N = "Portgroup"; E = {[string]: join (",", ($_.))} Guest.Nics | {{(% {$_.NetworkName}))}}.
  @{N = 'VLANid'; E = {(Get-VirtualPortGroup-$_.NetworkName-VM $_ le nom).} VLanId}} |
  Export-Csv "C:\Temp\ServerInfo.csv" - NoTypeInformation
  Help, please.
  Thank you

  Try it like this

  Connect-VIServer vc Get-VM | Select Name,Notes,    @{N="IP addr";E={[string]::Join(',',$_.Guest.IPAddress)}},    @{N="Portgroup";E={[string]::Join(',',($_.Guest.Nics | %{$_.NetworkName}))}},    @{N="VLANid";E={[string]::Join(',',(Get-VirtualPortGroup -VM $_ | %{$_.VLanId}))}} |
  Export-Csv "C:\Temp\ServerInfo.csv" -NoTypeInformation
  

  In this case there is no need to pass the NetworkName since you use the setting of the virtual machine.

  For each returned Portgroup, the script retrieves the VLanId.

• CSV export with more details

  Hi all.

  On our web forms we enter the IP address of the person filling out the form.

  I want to be able to export that data as well as the standard info when I export the list as a CSV file.

  Is this possible and if so, how?

  Ken

  It is NOT captured more that way when it was because of privacy regulations BC must follow in terms of data storage, that's why.

• A hidden column in CSV export

  I don't know if it miss me something or what, but you can print a hidden export column?
  
  For example, in the browser web, I don't want to show him the ID column, but when they export to CSV, I want to include the column ID.
  
  I know I can create an export script and do call it, but it's a very dynamic and report would like to do it from the report attributes, or print integrated report region attributes. If I change the column and select include in export = Yes and see the column = no, it does not export.

  What APEX version do you use?

  APEX 3.2, it is pretty easy to do, you add conditions to display on the columns you want to see in the export file. The condition is: apex_application.g_excel_format = TRUE. Whenever she is fake, your column will not appear on your report page, but it will be true when you click on your link for export.