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gemisigo
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 [9.2.349 Pro] - B: Scripting Table/View Data |
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When Scripting Table/View Data, the resulting script contains semicolons instead of commas in VALUES part.
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/************************************************************
* Generated by SoftTree SQL Assistant © 9.2.349
* Time: 2017-11-16 14:21:50
* Source:
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/* Inserting [DATA].[dbo].[foldhely] data... */
INSERT INTO [DATA].[dbo].[foldhely]([foldhely_id],[foldhely_nev],[foldhely_rnev],[foldhely_zona],[foldhely_gps_x],[foldhely_gps_y],[foldhely_gps_z],[felirat_id],[hang_id],[WAP_kod],[aktiv_e],[datum_tol],[datum_ig],[gyakorisag],[foldhely_helyi_nev],[veg_nev],[megallo_kod],[PihAlk])
VALUES(4721;'Kisfái, aut. ford. ';'Kisfái, aut. ford. ';0;0;0;0;126;35;' ';FALSE;'2014-10-28 00:00:00';'2015-04-15 00:00:00';0;N'Kisfái, aut. ford. ';'Kisfái, aut. ford. ';'';NULL);
INSERT INTO [DATA].[dbo].[foldhely]([foldhely_id],[foldhely_nev],[foldhely_rnev],[foldhely_zona],[foldhely_gps_x],[foldhely_gps_y],[foldhely_gps_z],[felirat_id],[hang_id],[WAP_kod],[aktiv_e],[datum_tol],[datum_ig],[gyakorisag],[foldhely_helyi_nev],[veg_nev],[megallo_kod],[PihAlk])
VALUES(4721;'Kisfái, aut. ford.';'Kisfái, aut. fo ';0;0;0;0;126;35;' ';TRUE;'2015-04-16 00:00:00';NULL;0;N'Kisfái, aut. ford. ';'Kisfái, aut. ford.';'';NULL);
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| Thu Nov 16, 2017 9:27 am |
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SysOp
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Is that a reproducible issue? Occurs for all tables?
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| Thu Nov 16, 2017 3:41 pm |
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gemisigo
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It happened consistently on all the tables I tried in SQL Server and in an SQLite database as well. It seems it is mixing exporting data to script with exporting it to csv.
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| Fri Nov 17, 2017 6:22 am |
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SysOp
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I got some help and can now assist you with restoring the default value separator.
In SQL Assistant SQL Editor export any table data to CSV using the Export to... menu. Select CSV output format, in export dialog change "Value Separator" to "," click Ok to export it.
Now if you restart the editor, scripting table/view data should revert back to "," separator.
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| Fri Nov 17, 2017 3:06 pm |
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gemisigo
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Thanks, that did the job.
Any reason for having scripts using that separator setting? I mean scripts will always have to have the comma in VALUES.
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| Sun Nov 19, 2017 8:39 am |
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SysOp
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That behavior is unintentional. It will be fixed in the next maintenance release.
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| Sun Nov 19, 2017 12:39 pm |
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