Scheduled import of CSV files
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9 years 11 months ago #2342
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Is there some way that Flowheater can check a folder for the presence of a file in a folder every 15 minutes. If there is a CSV file present, import the data. Then move the file to a different folder.
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Kim
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Hi Kim,
Yes of course
You need the help of the FlowHeater Batch Module , an additional CMD Batch script and nevertheless a Windows Task to schedule the periodical call of this task.
You’ll find an example here: Automated batch CSV import into MS Access
Example Batch CMD script for CSV Import automation
Yes of course
You need the help of the FlowHeater Batch Module , an additional CMD Batch script and nevertheless a Windows Task to schedule the periodical call of this task.
You’ll find an example here: Automated batch CSV import into MS Access
Example Batch CMD script for CSV Import automation
Code:
@echo off
REM adapt the following to the actual path of FHBatch.exe
set FHBATCH="C:\Program Files (x86)\FlowHeater V3\BIN\FHBatch.exe"
REM set the path and CSV file name you can use wildcards!
set FILES=c:\Temp\import*.csv
REM Check whether CSV files are available
if exist %FILES% goto IMPORT
echo No files available
goto END
:IMPORT
%FHBATCH% /ReadFileName %FILES% C:\FH\import.fhd
REM move the proceeded CSV files to the archive folder
move %FILES% C:\FH\Archive\
:END
echo END
Best wishes
Robert Stark
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