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Currently you can hard-code column names, but that always assumes that those columns will appear in order. For example, say you had the following files:
If you chose "MRN,Surname" as your column names, then File 1 would process correctly but File 2 would not. If instead the Delimited Text parser could infer the column name from the first row, then both files would process correctly.
Currently you can hard-code column names, but that always assumes that those columns will appear in order. For example, say you had the following files:
{panel:title=File 1}
||MRN||Surname||
|1234|Smith|
|4152|Martins|
{panel}
{panel:title=File 2}
||Surname||MRN||
|Smith|1234|
|Martins|4152|
{panel}
If you chose "MRN,Surname" as your column names, then File 1 would process correctly but File 2 would not. If instead the Delimited Text parser could infer the column name from the first row, then both files would process correctly.
Imported Issue. Original Details:
Jira Issue Key: MIRTH-2798
Reporter: narupley
Created: 2013-07-24T06:52:38.000-0700
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