I am appending variable with a key column inside for each loop for each record processed
first for each for create, the second time for an update, for delete.(sequentially)
First, two-time(inside two for each) variables appends with correct id, but inside third for each the variable append value with \n value \n\n.
Any idea why these \n are appending with value.
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after third for each
There seem to be some escape characters in your data for this ID value.
You can remove the escape character using replace().
Example:
Option1: To replace the escape character, replace enter (press enter instead of \n) and replace it with ‘’.
#replace(variables('id'),'
','')
Option2: Edit the JSON code of the pipeline (which is right side in the pipeline with brackets {}) and replace ‘\n’ with ‘’.
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Have text tab delimited file which I'm converting into csv in ADF
In which, some field having comma separated values ( Don't want to split into columns) -> want to treat it as single column
But in ADF trying to separate those values into multiple column
Although, I have set a delimiter as "TAB(\t)", still ADF taking Comma and tab both as delimiter
why?
As you can see in the above Ex,
I want to split this on basis of '\t' delimiter but ADF considering 'tab' as well as 'comma' as a delimiter(Want to treat [pp,aa] as single value/column)
Any solution? plz let me know.
Thank you
Attaching ADF conf as well.
Set the quote character to a single character instead of "No quote character" in source and sink datasets.
I tried with the sample and was able to get the data as expected.
Source:
Source Dataset:
Sink Dataset:
output:
Reference - Dataset Properties
Property
Description
quoteChar
The single character to quote column values if it contains column delimiter. The default value is double quotes ".
escapeChar
The single character to escape quotes inside a quoted value. The default value is backslash \.
In Azure Data Factory, I have Lookup activity. "Lookup" activity, which reads the JSON Data from SQL DB (more than 1 row) and bring into ADF Pipeline.
The lookup activity output contains escape character. Please see this:
{\ "resourceType\ ":\ "counter","id" :\ "9i5W6tp-JTd-24252\ "
How to remove escape character? Any help is appreciated.
Since your query result is an JSON String array, we need to do more to remove escape character.
Here is my steps:
Firstly, we can define two array type variables.
Here is the summary, the Lookup activity will return an JSON String array.
Here is the output of my Lookup activity.The data structure will affect the following expression at the Append variable inside the Foreach activity.
At the ForEach activity we can use #activity('Lookup1').output.value to get the JSON String array.
Inside the ForEach activity, we can use #json(item().value) to get the one object of the JSON String array and remove escape character.
In the end, we can use a SetVariable activity to check the result.
After I run debug. We can see the correct result:
I have a text that it is in one row. My purpose is to bring every new statement to a new row. After every "." symbol I want next statement to be on new row. How to achieve that. I have already tried to replace .\s* with .\n but that delete rest of text and just replace it with a "."
Use the Notepad++'s Regular Expression search feature with ". matches newline" checked, Now type \.. in Find what and .\nText Text Text\n in Relace with and hit Replace all.
Updated
For every character including "-".
Find what: \.([^.]+),
Replace with: .\n$1
Use replace tool in Extended mode (not the regexp) and put "." to replace with "\n". Or escape the point which is a special character in regexp mode:
I am exporting an ics file from a sharepoint list item using the following format:
http://sharepoint/site/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?CS=109&Cmd=Display&List=[List GUID]&CacheControl=1&ID=[Item ID]&Using=event.ics
I have a column in my list called description, this gets passed to the generated ics file in the correct place but any \n's seem to get escaped to this \\n which displays as text in the calendar appointment.
I have tried many different options but cannot seem to get this working.
\n gets replaced with \\n
\134n gets replaced with \\n
\\n generates correctly but does not work
\012 seems to break the ics file unless it is followed by a whitespace character, but then it gets unfolded and ignored.
I refuse to believe that this is impossible. Any help will be appreciated and any solution will save me days of frustration.
I do not know how the original data is stored but icalendar spec (RFC5545) specs:
The "TEXT" property values may also contain special characters
that are used to signify delimiters, such as a COMMA character for
lists of values or a SEMICOLON character for structured values.
In order to support the inclusion of these special characters in
"TEXT" property values, they MUST be escaped with a BACKSLASH
character. A BACKSLASH character in a "TEXT" property value MUST
be escaped with another BACKSLASH character. A COMMA character in
a "TEXT" property value MUST be escaped with a BACKSLASH
character. A SEMICOLON character in a "TEXT" property value MUST
be escaped with a BACKSLASH character. However, a COLON character
in a "TEXT" property value SHALL NOT be escaped with a BACKSLASH
character.
Example: A multiple line value of:
Project XYZ Final Review
Conference Room - 3B
Come Prepared.
would be represented as:
Project XYZ Final Review\nConference Room - 3B\nCome Prepared.
So for your export to work you should leave \n as is, replace CRLF by \n and also hope your user has a standard compliant calendar tool.
In Vim I am trying to paste a few lines:
PROC SQL;
CONNECT TO DB2(DSN=test);
CREATE TABLE test AS SELECT *
FROM CONNECTION TO DB2 (
above every line starting with "select"
and
);
quit;
below every line that ends with "FOR FETCH ONLY"
Is there a way to use the paste buffer? Like
%s/^select/(a!)\rselect/
so that it once I type the command it opens a paste buffer like the a! command, and uses that as the substitute?
Thanks,
Dan
If you have the PROC SQL block in register a and the quit; block in register b, then you can simply do the following.
:g/^select/put! a
:g/FOR FETCH ONLY$/put b
:g finds all lines that match the given pattern and then runs the specified ex command on those lines. In this case, you want to use :put to paste the contents of the specified registers.
For your problem of inserting text text above or below the line I would go with jamessan's solution of using :g/.../put a. However to answer your question about using a a register as part of the replacement, you can use an expression for the replacement by starting it with \=. So this should also do what you want, assuming the "PROC SQL;..." text is in register a:
:%s/^select/\=#a."\n".submatch(0)/
in an expression #a evaluates to the contents of register a, and submatch(0) is a function that evaluates to the string matched by the regex.
Note that the entire replacement is treated as an expression, so if you want to include regular text then you need to quote it and concatenate strings with ..