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11 years 2 weeks ago #2301
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Best wishes
Robert Stark
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Hi Richard,
It’s possible but a bit tricky. For this you have to use the .NET Script Heater , the little script below and last but not least the Filter Heater , too filter out the Date/Time CSV rows.
Move a .NET Script Heater and a Filter Heater into the Designer . Connect the first CSV column with the input of the .NET Script Heater. The output you have to connect with the Filter Heater. Double click on the .NET Script Heater and insert the script above. That’s all
The script decides whether the CSV row is a DATE/TIME row. In case the CSV row contains a DATE/TIME row the script copy the DATE and TIME value into two FlowHeater Parameter with the same name and filter this CSV row out. On the WRITE side you could access to these Parameter values by using the Set/Get Parameter Heater .
You’ll find a little example in the attached file.
It’s possible but a bit tricky. For this you have to use the .NET Script Heater , the little script below and last but not least the Filter Heater , too filter out the Date/Time CSV rows.
Code:
public object DoWork()
{
int count = InValues.Length;
if (count != 1)
throw new Exception("one input parameter expected!");
string sIN = (string)InValues[0].GetString();
if (sIN != null && sIN.Length >= 8)
{
// Check for date values
if (sIN[2] == '/' && sIN[5] == '/')
{
// Set DATE / TIME parameter for further processing -> GetParameter Heater
char [] split = { ' ' };
string [] sDT = sIN.Split(split);
// Set parameter DATE
Parameter["DATE"].Value = sDT[0];
// Set parameter TIME
if (sDT.Length >= 2)
Parameter["TIME"].Value = sDT[1];
else
Parameter["TIME"].Value = "";
return true; // Filter this row
}
}
return false; // do not filter this row
}
Move a .NET Script Heater and a Filter Heater into the Designer . Connect the first CSV column with the input of the .NET Script Heater. The output you have to connect with the Filter Heater. Double click on the .NET Script Heater and insert the script above. That’s all
The script decides whether the CSV row is a DATE/TIME row. In case the CSV row contains a DATE/TIME row the script copy the DATE and TIME value into two FlowHeater Parameter with the same name and filter this CSV row out. On the WRITE side you could access to these Parameter values by using the Set/Get Parameter Heater .
You’ll find a little example in the attached file.
Best wishes
Robert Stark
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