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- CSV File Location: The sample csv file used in the above example is hosted by USGS, the science organization that hosts latest earthquake information in CSV files online. We use a sample file hosted online but you can also use one in your local machine.
- Column separator values:
- Single Character = "X" (X is any character), e.g. ","
- Tab = "\t"
- Space = "\s"
- Any Unicode Character = "\uXXXX" (XXXX is the hexadecimal unicode value)
- Start Reading From Row: <what happens if this value is negative or 0 or a row that doesn't exist?>
- Max. Rows to Read: <what happens if this value is negative or a row that doesn't exist?>
- Contains Column Header Row: <what does this mean?>If this is true, the first row will be considered as the header. It is ignored and the data from the next row is taken.
To write a query to this data source, see Writing Data Service Queries.
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