Hi, I'ven trying to use this module market, in mendix to import a list with attributes like: Strings, ENUM, Int & Dates. But when i tried to import with the date formate gives me an error so i want some help to get over this error pls! help. I tried in the entity model use date as string and after that convert to the date format (parseDateTime($fechaString, 'yyyy-MM-dd')) when the microflow create the new entity. But it doesnt Work! 😦
Thank you for this tutorial! I have one question that is confusing me: In your domain model for Request, attributes are listed in order as Name, Status, RequestID. Also looking at the db table directly via HyperSQL Database Manager, the columns are in that order as well (id, name, status, requestid). If you uploaded your csv with values in that order (name, status, requestid) they are mapped incorrectly and it took me a while to see on the csv you created and uploaded, the values are in the order of: name, requestid, status. This is very confusing to me. Can you explain why the mapping is off?
Hi @MichalBartlettGuitar, the CSV java action processes the attributes in alphabetical order. While SQL shows the attributes in the same order as you can see through the domain model
Hi, I'ven trying to use this module market, in mendix to import a list with attributes like: Strings, ENUM, Int & Dates. But when i tried to import with the date formate gives me an error so i want some help to get over this error pls! help. I tried in the entity model use date as string and after that convert to the date format (parseDateTime($fechaString, 'yyyy-MM-dd')) when the microflow create the new entity. But it doesnt Work! 😦
Thank you for the video, its really helpful. Can you please make a complete step by step video on SSO please?
Hi, Noted!
Thank you for this tutorial! I have one question that is confusing me: In your domain model for Request, attributes are listed in order as Name, Status, RequestID. Also looking at the db table directly via HyperSQL Database Manager, the columns are in that order as well (id, name, status, requestid). If you uploaded your csv with values in that order (name, status, requestid) they are mapped incorrectly and it took me a while to see on the csv you created and uploaded, the values are in the order of: name, requestid, status. This is very confusing to me. Can you explain why the mapping is off?
Hi @MichalBartlettGuitar, the CSV java action processes the attributes in alphabetical order. While SQL shows the attributes in the same order as you can see through the domain model