I am trying to ftp a gzip+tar file. There are multiple files that are in the file. I tried the gzip:(ftp://user:password@server/path/name.gz)#file.txt syntax and it doesn't work. It seems to read the compress file as one file. Anyone have to do this?
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Clover as of current version (2.4) does not work with .tar files. It supports .zip archives though. Use them, if you can.
With gzip - it assumes that you have just one file compressed and therefore the #filename has no meaning here. -
New CloveETL version 2.7 contains support (read-only) for TAR archives (supports also gzipped Tar). -
Can you provide an example of how gzip files are read with the universal data reader?
For example, I have the following files in /data:
a01.dat.gz
a02.dat.gz
a03.dat.gz
I tried to set the file url as such:
gzip:/data/a*.dat.gz
That isn't recognized, however. I'm not sure what else I need to pass in as the user guide has some additional parts to the file url that I don't understand.
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Hello,
brackets are missing in your path: gzip:(/data/a*.dat.gz). For full info see File url. -
Thanks. That worked like a charm.
My local 2.8 user guide doesn't seem to be in sync with the latest changes. I'll bookmark the online version.
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