Trying to COPY Command to load file into Snowflake
Unable to figure out the issue
Error:
ERROR - 100065 (22000): 01975398-0686-457e-0000-029178372dae: Found character '\u009d' instead of field delimiter ','
File '/STAGEDW/2020-10-01/report_2020_05_20200702114836.gz', line 292, character 90
Row 288 starts at line 291, column "TRANSIENT_STAGE_TABLE"[2]
File Format is
{"TYPE":"CSV","RECORD_DELIMITER":"\n","FIELD_DELIMITER":",","FILE_EXTENSION":null,"SKIP_HEADER":1,"DATE_FORMAT":"AUTO","TIME_FORMAT":"AUTO","TIMESTAMP_FORMAT":"AUTO","BINARY_FORMAT":"HEX","ESCAPE":"NONE","ESCAPE_UNENCLOSED_FIELD":"\\","TRIM_SPACE":true,"FIELD_OPTIONALLY_ENCLOSED_BY":"\"","NULL_IF":[""],"COMPRESSION":"AUTO","ERROR_ON_COLUMN_COUNT_MISMATCH":true,"VALIDATE_UTF8":true,"SKIP_BLANK_LINES":false,"REPLACE_INVALID_CHARACTERS":false,"EMPTY_FIELD_AS_NULL":true,"SKIP_BYTE_ORDER_MARK":true,"ENCODING":"UTF8"}
When I set ENCODING = 'iso-8859-1' and FIELD_OPTIONALLY_ENCLOSED_BY as NONE, Below is what it showed
On observing error message it's seems failing for encoding issue, Could you please try include ENCODING = 'iso-8859-1' parameter in file format.
If possible please share the sample record I will give a try on this.
Remove "FIELD_OPTIONALLY_ENCLOSED_BY":""" , recreate the file format and run the copy statement again.
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We are trying to create a file format using the not character ¬ as the delimiter. We can't get Snowflake to work with a file delimited in this format. The documentation says multibyte delimiters are now supported. We've tried:
Just typing ¬ in the file format dialog
The hex code (permutations of 0xC2AC , 0xC20xAC etc)
The octal code 302 254 entered as permutations of \302254 etc
But whatever we try we get errors. Typing the delimiter straight it seems to think 0xC2 is the delimited and it gets confused by the second byte (0xAC). Using hex code or octal code gives an error about wrong number of columns. Any advice please?
Answer from Sergiu works perfectly:
For octal format use \302\254
Receiving below error while execution of CSV file which includes around 400k rows
Error:
ERROR CSV Reader 2:1 Execute failed: Too few data elements (line: 2 (Row0), source: 'file:/Users/shobha.dhingra/Desktop/SBC:Non%20SBC/SBC.csv')
I have tried executing another csv file with few lines, did not face an issue.
It is not about the number of lines, but the content in the line (2 in your case). It seems your SBC.csv file is not correct, it has extra header content or the second line misses the commas representing the missing cells.
You can use the CSV Reader node's Support Short Lines option to let KNIME handle this case by producing missing cells.
I get this error when end-of-line characters exist in a field. You could load the file into a text editor and identify any look for non-printing characters (tabs, carriage returns etc) between your delimiters.
If you can't get a clean version of the file, consider using this regex
[^ -~] to identify any character that is not a space or a visible character.
I hope this helps.
In a SSIS package, I want to send data from several instance to a flat files. To do so I create a dynamic connection string made of 3 variables:
".txt"
a Network path
The file name (which is the instance Name variable (string) that i use elsewhere in my package)
When i evaluate my expression at this point i receive :
For
TRIM(#[User::FileName]+REPLACE(#[User::ServerName],"\\","")+#[User::ExtensionFile])
I receive
\\test-01\TEMP\SQL01MyInstance.txt
But, when i run the job, it's unable to create the SQL01MyInstance.txt, and i receive as error :
[Flat File Destination [11]] Error: Cannot open the datafile "\\test-01\TEMP\SQL01MyInstance
.txt".
[SSIS.Pipeline] Error: Flat File Destination failed the pre-execute phase and returned error code 0xC020200E.
There's a unwanted space at the end filename, when i copy paste the error message elsewhere it appear to be a line return (before the .txt)
Does anybody know how can i get rid of it that line return (which i'm assuming is making the job fail) ?
Edit 1:
Rights on the destination folder are ok, because there's another flat file that I create in case of errors and it's created normally after that failure; but not with a dynamic name (normal behavior)
To remove line return you can use REPLACE() function with \r\n
REPLACE(REPLACE(TRIM(#[User::FileName]+REPLACE(#[User::ServerName],"\\","")+#[User::ExtensionFile]),"\r",""),"\n","")
Where
\r : carriadge return
\n : line feed
The TRIM function only trims the space character (versus other functions which trim all white space):
TRIM does not remove white-space characters such as the tab or line feed characters. Unicode provides code points for many different types of spaces, but this function recognizes only the Unicode code point 0x0020. When double-byte character set (DBCS) strings are converted to Unicode they may include space characters other than 0x0020 and the function cannot remove such spaces. To remove all kinds of spaces, you can use the Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Trim method in a script run from the Script component.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/integration-services/expressions/trim-ssis-expression
You can try this first to see if it works (Trim first then concatenate):
TRIM(#[User::FileName]) + TRIM(REPLACE(#[User::ServerName],"\","")) + TRIM(#[User::ExtensionFile]))
If not then you'll have to do the recommended String.Trim() function using a Script Task/Component that the MSDN article recommends (again, Trim each variable first, then concatenate)
I have tried many times to load this *.csv file, but I failed. I am using Weka 3.7
Here is the error:
Wrong number of mumber. Read 1,expected 12, read Token[EOL], line 2
This is the line 2 in my file:
7;0.27;0.36;20.7;0.045;45;170;1.001;3;0.45;8.8;6
I dont know what wrong with this?
Someone helps me. Thank you very much.
I had tried to import a semi-colon delimited file as a CSV for opening into Weka, but what appeared to happen was that the contents were loaded up as a single attribute (due to the lack of commas in the file structure). I didn't get the error that you had reported.
What you would need to do is replace all of the semi-colons to be commas and then load the contents again. In your above case, I assumed that the first line contained the attribute names, which loaded successfully in my test case.
As such, the format Weka is likely expecting is the Comma-Separated Values Format.
I have database records available in MSExcel file. I save it as CSV file. And then create database in firefox's SQLiteManager by importing that CSV file .
But the characters like ..., ' , ",- are converted in �.
I have also tried to save CSV file in UTF-8 formate, but it converts that characters in Õ
Has anyone idea , how to solve it?
Thanks.
Perhaps you might want to consider escaping quotes, e.g. try "" or "' in your csv file. And just pay a bit more attention to Fields enclosed by section in SQLiteManager add-on, making sure these fields are enclosed properly.