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Amogh Madan edited this page Jul 11, 2023
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How to run the command?
Table2XSV -h
- The command should tell you how to get list of all sub-commands.
- Which will be csv, excel, mysql, neo4j and sqlite.
- You can also use -h flag with the sub-commands. Like:
Table2XSV csv -h
Table2XSV csv <PATH_TO_XSV_FILE>.xsv
Table2XSV excel <PATH_TO_EXCEL_FILE>.xlsx
- Optionally you can provide -S flag to specify the sheet.
Table2XSV mysql <username> <query>
- You can optionally pass -H for host and -p for port.
Table2XSV neo4j <username> <query>
- You can optionally pass -H for host and -p for port.
Table2XSV sqlite <PATH_TO_SQLITE_FILE> <query>
Table2XSV was originally created in early 2019 at Boston Analytics.
Since then it has evolved to be more flexible and support more databases.
It is a work done by
Amogh Madan
to help other developers.