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Store Data in a file in psv(pipe seperated value) format
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Ramesh Kanuri
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Joined: Jul 31, 2006
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Hi,
Please help me in a scenario that my requirement is to store some id(containing multiple date values)s in the file in PSV format.
Please give me the solution for this query.
Regards,
Ramesh K
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todd runstein
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Joined: Feb 15, 2005
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Hmmmm. A PSV file is .... a file. Treat it as text, not a database. Use the File, StringTokenizer/Scanner classes and you should be good.
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Bear Bibeault
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What is the relation to JDBC?
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todd runstein
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What is the relation to JDBC?
In my opinion, there isn't any - or rather, there shouldn't be any - unless you're trying to really overcomplicate things. On the other hand, I've seen JDBC drivers that work with CSV files, so it's certainly possible.
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Rusty Smythe
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Originally posted by Ramesh Kanuri:
store some id(containing multiple date values)s in the file in PSV format.
If I understand you, you want to take some date values, e.g.,
2006-07-22
2006-08-10
2006-08-13
(etc)
And put them in a file as:
2006-07-22|2006-08-10|2006-08-13|(etc)
Is that right?
- If so, how many dates per line?
- How many dates total?
- What are you going to do with this file? (there may be a better way to do it than you think)
If not, please post an example of what you're trying to do.
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