Sorry for the issues with the community! a recent google chrome update is to blame here, you will have better luck if you can revert to an older version of Chrome, or use a different browser as a workaround until our community update is complete, which should be within the next week. Once you can see what you are typing haha, could you provide a few more details on your situation?
Thanks,
Eric
Hi Moncho,
Sorry for the issues with the community! a recent google chrome update is to blame here, you will have better luck if you can revert to an older version of Chrome, or use a different browser as a workaround until our community update is complete, which should be within the next week. Once you can see what you are typing haha, could you provide a few more details on your situation?
I have some CSV files that I want to store locally on my laptop (running Ubuntu). I used a YF columnar DB but when i shut down the service for Easter the data is not there. The structure of the reports is, on the other hand.
Is there a way to store these CSV locally in a permanent way?
Thank you in advance
Moncho
From: Support Queue <support@Yellowfin.bi>
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2019 6:09:17 PM
To: Moncho Raposo
Subject: New Comment in "Database to save csv reports"
Hi
I have some CSV files that I want to store locally on my laptop (running Ubuntu). I used a YF columnar DB but when i shut down the service for Easter the data is not there. The structure of the reports is, on the other hand.
Is there a way to store these CSV locally in a permanent way?
Thank you in advance
Moncho
From: Support Queue <support@Yellowfin.bi>
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2019 6:09:17 PM
To: Moncho Raposo
Subject: New Comment in "Database to save csv reports"
Thanks for your accommodation with the community issue.
When you import a CSV into Yellowfin, it creates a table in the data source schema that you uploaded it into, and the CSV data is stored inside this table.
As an example and potential solution in your case, I have installed a copy of MySQL to my local machine, and created a schema in MySQL called "CSV,." I then added the new data source to Yellowfin, identifying it as Writable in the YF data source settings, which also gave me the option to make it the default for csv uploads.
From here, I created a new report, using the "load csv" option. I could see my new "mysql csv" data source in the list. I then chose the csv file I wanted to uploaded, and prepared and published the resulting View based on the data.
I then could make a report using my csv data, that was now stored locally in the MySQL DB.
This table data and the report it was based upon had no issues persisting after the service was shutdown and restarted.
More information on working with CSV's can be found here -
Does this info help get you a working local system set up for your data?
Thanks,
Eric
Hi Moncho,
Thanks for your accommodation with the community issue.
When you import a CSV into Yellowfin, it creates a table in the data source schema that you uploaded it into, and the CSV data is stored inside this table.
As an example and potential solution in your case, I have installed a copy of MySQL to my local machine, and created a schema in MySQL called "CSV,." I then added the new data source to Yellowfin, identifying it as Writable in the YF data source settings, which also gave me the option to make it the default for csv uploads.
From here, I created a new report, using the "load csv" option. I could see my new "mysql csv" data source in the list. I then chose the csv file I wanted to uploaded, and prepared and published the resulting View based on the data.
I then could make a report using my csv data, that was now stored locally in the MySQL DB.
This table data and the report it was based upon had no issues persisting after the service was shutdown and restarted.
More information on working with CSV's can be found here -
I am not able to edit the text box properlyu.
I am not able to edit the text box properlyu.
Hi Moncho,
Sorry for the issues with the community! a recent google chrome update is to blame here, you will have better luck if you can revert to an older version of Chrome, or use a different browser as a workaround until our community update is complete, which should be within the next week. Once you can see what you are typing haha, could you provide a few more details on your situation?
Thanks,
Eric
Hi Moncho,
Sorry for the issues with the community! a recent google chrome update is to blame here, you will have better luck if you can revert to an older version of Chrome, or use a different browser as a workaround until our community update is complete, which should be within the next week. Once you can see what you are typing haha, could you provide a few more details on your situation?
Thanks,
Eric
Hi
I have some CSV files that I want to store locally on my laptop (running Ubuntu). I used a YF columnar DB but when i shut down the service for Easter the data is not there. The structure of the reports is, on the other hand.
Is there a way to store these CSV locally in a permanent way?
Thank you in advance
Moncho
From: Support Queue <support@Yellowfin.bi>
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2019 6:09:17 PM
To: Moncho Raposo
Subject: New Comment in "Database to save csv reports"
Hi
I have some CSV files that I want to store locally on my laptop (running Ubuntu). I used a YF columnar DB but when i shut down the service for Easter the data is not there. The structure of the reports is, on the other hand.
Is there a way to store these CSV locally in a permanent way?
Thank you in advance
Moncho
From: Support Queue <support@Yellowfin.bi>
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2019 6:09:17 PM
To: Moncho Raposo
Subject: New Comment in "Database to save csv reports"
Hi Moncho,
Thanks for your accommodation with the community issue.
When you import a CSV into Yellowfin, it creates a table in the data source schema that you uploaded it into, and the CSV data is stored inside this table.
As an example and potential solution in your case, I have installed a copy of MySQL to my local machine, and created a schema in MySQL called "CSV,." I then added the new data source to Yellowfin, identifying it as Writable in the YF data source settings, which also gave me the option to make it the default for csv uploads.
From here, I created a new report, using the "load csv" option. I could see my new "mysql csv" data source in the list. I then chose the csv file I wanted to uploaded, and prepared and published the resulting View based on the data.
I then could make a report using my csv data, that was now stored locally in the MySQL DB.
This table data and the report it was based upon had no issues persisting after the service was shutdown and restarted.
More information on working with CSV's can be found here -
https://wiki.yellowfinbi.com/display/user80/CSV+Data+Imports
https://community.yellowfinbi.com/knowledge-base/article/loading-csv
Does this info help get you a working local system set up for your data?
Thanks,
Eric
Hi Moncho,
Thanks for your accommodation with the community issue.
When you import a CSV into Yellowfin, it creates a table in the data source schema that you uploaded it into, and the CSV data is stored inside this table.
As an example and potential solution in your case, I have installed a copy of MySQL to my local machine, and created a schema in MySQL called "CSV,." I then added the new data source to Yellowfin, identifying it as Writable in the YF data source settings, which also gave me the option to make it the default for csv uploads.
From here, I created a new report, using the "load csv" option. I could see my new "mysql csv" data source in the list. I then chose the csv file I wanted to uploaded, and prepared and published the resulting View based on the data.
I then could make a report using my csv data, that was now stored locally in the MySQL DB.
This table data and the report it was based upon had no issues persisting after the service was shutdown and restarted.
More information on working with CSV's can be found here -
https://wiki.yellowfinbi.com/display/user80/CSV+Data+Imports
https://community.yellowfinbi.com/knowledge-base/article/loading-csv
Does this info help get you a working local system set up for your data?
Thanks,
Eric
Thanks. I have followed the instructions and apparently it is working.
Thank you very much for your help.
Moncho
From: Support Queue <support@Yellowfin.bi>
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2019 20:00
To: Moncho Raposo
Subject: New Comment in "Database to save csv reports"
Thanks. I have followed the instructions and apparently it is working.
Thank you very much for your help.
Moncho
From: Support Queue <support@Yellowfin.bi>
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2019 20:00
To: Moncho Raposo
Subject: New Comment in "Database to save csv reports"
Glad to help, Moncho! Happy to hear things are working for you. I will mark this question as Answered.
Best,
Eric
Glad to help, Moncho! Happy to hear things are working for you. I will mark this question as Answered.
Best,
Eric
Replies have been locked on this page!