Goal: to update a Fusion Table by replacing old rows by new ones from a csv file without headers using ReplaceRows().
I am using the Google.Apis.Fusiontables.v2 library.
I have read and reread the documentation, but still can`t get my code working.
Authentication is working and I am able to perform simple INSERTs without issue:
string sql = "INSERT INTO 11t9VLt3vzb46oGQMaS2LTSPWUyBYNcfi1shkmvag (rpu_id, NO_BAIL, 'Usage (description)', 'Use (description)', 'Sup. louable m2', 'Sup. Utilisable m2', 'SumTotal Lou', 'Percent Lou', 'SumTotal Util', 'Percent Util') VALUES (9999,1111,'Test','Test En',1,2,3,4,5,6)"
Sqlresponse sqlRspnse = service.Query.Sql(sql).Execute();
I have tried ReplaceRowsMediaUpload and ReplaceRowsMediaUpload directly from the TableResource class without luck.
Calling the upload function from the service object doesn't error out, but I'm not sure what to do next that would actually replace the rows in the Fusion Table (service is a FusiontablesService):
StreamReader str = new StreamReader(Server.MapPath("~") + #"\sample2.csv");
service.Table.ReplaceRows("1X7JMLFy75uq20UnU6cLrGTTDfp6lLuD1Fc3vYYjQ", str.BaseStream, "text/csv").Upload();
I've tried:
service.Table.ReplaceRows("1X7JMLFy75uq20UnU6cLrGTTDfp6lLuD1Fc3vYYjQ").Execute()
following the upload, but this just puts the Fusion table in "stuck" mode.
Can someone please provide the lines required to make ReplaceRows work? (Explanations would be appreciated, but aren't necessary!).
You should change "text/csv" for "application/octet-stream". (See accepted MIME type here: https://developers.google.com/fusiontables/docs/v2/reference/table/replaceRows)
StreamReader str = new StreamReader(Server.MapPath("~") + #"\sample2.csv");
service.Table.ReplaceRows("1X7JMLFy75uq20UnU6cLrGTTDfp6lLuD1Fc3vYYjQ", str.BaseStream, "application/octet-stream").Upload();
The call to Upload should be enough.
Also, try to create a new table to test it out, to be sure it is setup correctly.
You can use a REST API call to replace a row in your Google Fusion table directly instead of writing methods to do that. Here is an example:
POST https://www.googleapis.com/upload/fusiontables/v2/tables/tableId/replace
Please refer to this document for more details, it has a testing environment tool too.
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I have created a Task Group in Azure Pipeline via the GUI.
Then, I exported the JSON.
Next, I have changed the inputs in the json.
Afterward, I wanted to import this new json to change the existing TaskGroup.
Result:
It didn't update the existing TaskGroup, instead, it created a new task group called the same but as postfix " - Copy".
Analyzed:
When I downloaded the new imported Task Group I have seen that the value of Id has changed.
Anyway, I could not found a way to update the existing TaskGroup, what do I have to change in my Json in order to alter and not to create a new one?
Thanks!
Try using the Taskgroups Update API.
I have enabled the Advanced Drive Service in an apps script. For a file in Google Drive, I need to set metadata properties that may already exist, so I am trying to use the update method of Drive.Properties. This method is supposed to "Update a property or add it if it doesn't exist." (See Properties: update.)
The following code fails silently (with nothing logged to the Logger and no properties added to the file). However, if I step through these same lines, I do see the catch block executed every time.
var fileId = '1jgoihblahblahblah' /* an existing file id */;
var property = {key: 'TestKey', value: 'TestValue', visibility: 'PUBLIC'}
try {
Drive.Properties.update(property, fileId, "TestKey");
} catch (e) {
Logger.log(e);
}
If I replace the call to update with this line:
Drive.Properties.insert(property, fileId);
... then the code works every time. The properties are written and are returned by calling Drive.Properties.list(fileId).
Testing the same values using the API explorer (with real values or the "TestKey" and "TestValue" examples above) always works correctly, so I don't think it's simply a matter of providing bad data. UPDATE: The API explorer is now returning an error "Property keys may only contain letters, numbers, and the characters .!#$%^&*()-_/" no matter what values I pass in. However, there are obviously no invalid characters in key names like "TestKey" and "Link" (which is one of the actual keys I am using).
1) How can I troubleshoot the error from within the Script editor? I can't yet figure out how to retrieve the error text, since update fails silently even without the try/catch.
2) I am using the syntax specified by the autocomplete prompt, since there's not actually any documentation for Apps Script syntax for advanced service.
Is that syntax correct? If so, am I doing something wrong that I'm not seeing?
This problem is irrelevant because despite its name, Drive.Properties.insert does the same thing.
See https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/36759642
I am trying to create a SearchFolder using the EWS API (managed or web service directly). I noticed that I if I create a SearchFilter.ContainsSubstring on the ItemSchema.Body, I do not get any conversations from it.
here is how I create my folder:
var folder = new SearchFolder(service)
{
DisplayName = topic
};
var searchParameters = folder.SearchParameters;
searchParameters.SearchFilter = new SearchFilter.ContainsSubstring(ItemSchema.Body, topic, ContainmentMode.Substring, ComparisonMode.IgnoreCaseAndNonSpacingCharacters);
searchParameters.RootFolderIds.Add(WellKnownFolderName.Root);
searchParameters.Traversal = SearchFolderTraversal.Deep;
folder.Save(WellKnownFolderName.SearchFolders);
Later, I try to get the conversations from this folder:
service.FindConversation(conversationView, folder.Id);
And this returns 0 conversations.
I made sure by sending two messages to my email account, the first with a special term only in the subject, and the second with the same term in the body. If I create a SearchFolder with a filter on the ItemSchema.Subject, I get the first conversation, but using the SearchFolder I created above, I do not get the expected result.
Are there some restrictions regarding the ContainsSubstring SearchFilter? I tried using NormalizedBody or TextBody, but then I got errors in the folder creation process. Is there anything else I am missing?
Doing a search filter on the body will likely be problematic. This goes back to how potentially large properties like Body are handled in contents tables. A query string search would likely work better, but you can't use a query string to create a search folder.
What are the requirements for formatting a 'store' used by a dijit.form.Select?
Currently i'm pulling a json style db (backend is a mongoStore) and using THE SAME DB in a dojox.data.DataGrid and a dijit.form.Select. I set the db as the 'store' attribute for both, and for the datagrid it works perfectly (after specificying the layout).
This works....
this.setGrid = new dojox.grid.DataGrid({
store: this.db,
structure: this.setGridLayout
});
In the Select however it does not work at all. In the drop down i get thin blank spaces roughly equivalent in number to the number of objects in the db. What do i need to specify in the select/how do i need to format the data so that the select can display the data correctly?
This doesnt work...
var select = new dijit.form.Select({
id:dbName+"Select",
store: this.db
});
I don't know mongoStore and I've tried only with a dojo.data.ItemFileReadStore, so I don't know if what I write is useful for you.
I think that the Select's options are created using store.getLabel() and store.getIdentity(), see the function _getOptionObjForItem of dijit.form._FormSelectWidget.
FileHelpers supports a feature called "RunTime Records" which lets you read a CSV file into a DataTable when you don't know the layout until runtime.
Is it possible to use FileHelpers to create a CSV file at runtime in the same manner?
Based on some user input, the CSV file that must be created will have different fields that can only be known at runtime. I can create the needed Type for the FileHelper engine as described in their reading section, but I can't figure out what format my data needs to be in to be written.
var engine = new FileHelpers.FileHelperEngine(GenerateCsvType());
engine.WriteStream(context.Response.Output, dontKnow);
EDIT
Alternatively, can anyone suggest a good CSV library that can create a CSV file without knowing its fields until runtime? For example, create a CSV file from a DataTable.
In fact the library only allows now to read runtime records but for writing purpouses you can use the DataTableToCsv method like this:
CsvEngine.DataTableToCsv(dt, filename);
Let me known if that helps.
I know this is an old question, but I ran into same issue myself and spent some time looking for solution, so I decided to share my findings.
If you are using FileHelpers RunTime Records to create your definition you can populate same definition using reflection.
For example if you create a definition
DelimitedClassBuilder cb = new DelimitedClassBuilder("Customers", ",");
cb.AddField("StringField", "string");
Type t = cb.CreateRecordClass();
FileHelperEngine engine = new FileHelperEngine(t);
Now you can use same type created by FileHelpers to populate your values as follows:
object customClass = Activator.CreateInstance(t);
System.Reflection.FieldInfo field = customClass.GetType().GetField("StringField", System.Reflection.BindingFlags.Public | System.Reflection.BindingFlags.Instance);
if (field != null)
{
field.SetValue(customClass, "StringValue");
}
And then write it to file or string:
string line = engine.WriteString(new object[] { customClass });