Hi,
We have our daily swp which loads data from various sources into edge. During
this time my system memory is filled up and we manually do the request garbage
collection.
Do we have swp module to do this programatically??
We are using 6.3 version of edge
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> On 4 Aug 2020, at 09:03, MSV wrote:
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> We have our daily swp which loads data from various sources into edge. During
> this time my system memory is filled up and we manually do the request
> garbage collection.
> Do we have swp module to do this programatically??
There is no SWP module
thanks richard
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Hi Tim,
You’re doing something that is not supported by EDG out-of-the-box.
The EDG SS importers requires headers that are mapped to properties of the
selected class into which to map each row. The fact that the import SS by
pattern pops up with “Spreadsheet columns” and “Target Property” is a
Hi David,
Actually, I don't use EDG for SS import at all. It is too limiting,
especially when the need is repetitive. Thus I'm using TBC directly and I
would have expected TBC to properly handle spreadsheets with missing column
headers. I am writing my own construct queries and will use SWP or
Apologies Tim … I didn’t look closely enough at your screenshots.
> On 4 Aug 2020, at 21:30, Tim Smith wrote:
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> Hi David,
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> Actually, I don't use EDG for SS import at all. It is too limiting,
> especially when the need is repetitive. Thus I'm using TBC directly and I
> would have expect
Importer will always look for some value in each column of the first row and
will use it as the column name.
If it does not find values in the first row, then it will try to find the next
available row with all values. This is to accommodate situations where a first
row(s) may be empty. It wil
If you are using ‘Semantic Tables’ importer in TBC, it will always look for
some value in each column of the first row and will use it as the column name.
If it does not find values in the first row, then it will try to find the next
available row with all values. This is to accommodate situati
Hi Irene,
With that explanation, the performance makes sense. This is certainly an
edge case. Unfortunately the spreadsheets are provided by a large
automation vendor and are a standard part of their documentation. IMHO,
it's rather irresponsible to publish them without proper column headers bu
