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I was wondering if would be possible to preserve folder structures within the CSV exports and imports?
I create csv files from multiple sources to augment a model, and it would be very handy to be able to automate a folder tree for different "things" (eg locations, devices, nodes etc.) under there respective parent tree entry point.
This is just a management / beautification convenience feature request for elements.csv and relationships.csv files.
As a suggestion you could include a new delimiter field which probably is best to support backward compatibility and any automations out there. Alternatively you could add it to the Type field as a pre-pended piece of text eg "/Machines/Computers/Device" ?
TBH, I'm more interested in why users are exporting their models into Excel, via CSV, and re-importing them. Would it not be better to have a direct export to Excel?
... ahh not if the data is being "munged" through awk, sed, PowerShell* etc... then parsing CSV is easier.
(*Appreciate XML is well supported with PowerShell)
My ask was just in managing the tree viewer and 1000's of objects in long lists is a little painful. Being able to automate the objects in to convenient containers would be really helpful.
Hi,
I was wondering if would be possible to preserve folder structures within the CSV exports and imports?
I create csv files from multiple sources to augment a model, and it would be very handy to be able to automate a folder tree for different "things" (eg locations, devices, nodes etc.) under there respective parent tree entry point.
This is just a management / beautification convenience feature request for elements.csv and relationships.csv files.
As a suggestion you could include a new delimiter field which probably is best to support backward compatibility and any automations out there. Alternatively you could add it to the Type field as a pre-pended piece of text eg "/Machines/Computers/Device" ?
... , Type, ....
... , Device, ....
becomes
.... ,Type , FolderTree , ....
... , Device , /Machines/Computers , ...
Or similar. Thoughts?
Thanks. James.
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