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○ The key area of the input values
○ If values are optionally enclosed by an given delimiter
Table Import Model Example
The following example shows how to use the file list types csvFileList and csvFileListExt in the table-import
model definition:
listCsvFile csvFiles;
import csvFiles "TISCHEMA" "TiPackage::TiTable";
listCsvFileExt csvFilesExt;
import csvFilesExt "TISCHEMA" "TiPackage::TiTableExt";
Table Import Data Example
The following example shows how to use the file list types csvFileList and csvFileListExt in the table-import
data definition:
implements TiPackage:TiModel.hdbtim;
csvFiles = ["TiPackage:TiCsv.csv"];
csvFilesExt = [
{
file="TiPackage:TiCsv.csv"
},
{
header = false;
file = "sap.xse:csv_config.csv";
keys = [ "Col1" : "b*", "Col1" : "a"];
}
];
5.10 Importing Data Using Table Import
The table-import function imports data from comma-separated values (CSV) files into SAP HANA tables.
Before you start this task, make sure that the following prerequisites are met:
● An SAP HANA database instance is available.
● The SAP HANA database client is installed and configured.
● You have a database user account set up with the roles containing sufficient privileges to perform actions in
the repository, for example, add packages, add objects, and so on.
● The SAP HANA studio is installed and connected to the SAP HANA repository.
● You have a development environment including a repository workspace, a package structure for your
application, and a shared project to enable you to synchronize changes to the project files in the local file
system with the repository.
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