When having a csv source, sling treats the first row as the header. Is there a way to treat the first row as first row in database target? #265
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Yes, set `source_options: { header: false }`
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Here is how the csv looks like.
***@***.***|2452508
***@***.***|2452318
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Ah, try
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Can it make up column names?
Here is how the csv looks like.
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