Common use of Fixed Width Clause in Contracts

Fixed Width. Import the text file with fixed-width format. To delimit the source column bounds, click on the desired position to create a break line. Simply drag it to move it or double-click it to remove it. Specify the field separator. Specify the character that encloses text values. Define a tag to identify rows. For example: With this option is on, Navicat Charts Creator will recognize "age" as a field together with "id" and "name", otherwise, only "id" and "name" will be imported as fields. Choose Additional Options - TXT, CSV, XML, Excel‌ The following options depend on the file format chose in the first step. Indicate which row should Navicat Charts Creator recognize as field names. Indicate which row should Navicat Charts Creator start reading the actual data. Indicate which row should Navicat Charts Creator stop reading the actual data. Date Order, Date Delimiter Specify the format for date and the date separator. Specify the decimal separator for decimal number. Specify the time separator. Specify the order of date and time. Set binary data are imported as Base64 encoded or no encoding in the file. Choose Target Table‌ You are allowed to define a new name for the target table. For importing multiple tables, all tables will be shown in the list. Adjust Field Structures‌ Navicat Charts Creator will make assumption on the field types and length in the source table. You are allowed to choose desired type from the drop-down list. Hint: For importing multiple tables, select other tables from the Source Table drop-down list. If you are importing via ODBC, the Condition Query button opens the WHERE dialog where you can specify a WHERE clause to import only certain rows from the source. In other words, import only rows that satisfy the criteria set by you. Hint: Do not include the word WHERE in the clause. Preview Data‌ In this step, you can preview the data for each table. Ignore errors that are encountered during the import process. Start Import‌ Click the Import button to begin the import process. The wizard will display the import progress, execution time, and success or failure messages. After the import process finished, you can click the Message Log button to view the import log. Click the OK button. Add Query‌ Query Editor‌ Query Editor allows you to create and edit queries. Navicat Charts Creator provides a wide range advanced features, such as compelling code editing capabilities, smart code-completion, and more. Code completion feature in Navicat Charts Creator pops up a list of suggestions as you type your SQL statement in the editor. It assists you with statement completion and the available properties of database objects, for example databases, tables, fields, views etc with their appropriate icons and information. To invoke code completion, just simply press '.' for the available properties of database object currently in the scope. When the suggestion list appears, press TAB to insert the first item. You can also select the needed item using UPPER ARROW or DOWN ARROW and then press TAB or ENTER. In addition, code completion can be invoked by typing a character or pressing ESC on your keyboard for SQL keywords/database objects. You can enable or disable the code completion feature in Options. When you copy or cut some codes as usual in the editor, the copied content will also be added to Clipboard Stack. Clipboard Stack can store up to 10 items and use the last-in-first-out logic. To paste an item from Clipboard Stack, you can press CTRL+SHIFT+V. Press CTRL+SHIFT+V multiple times to cycle through Clipboard Stack. Code folding feature enables you to collapse blocks of code such that only the first line of the block appears in SQL Editor. A block of code that can be folded is indicated by an icon to the left of the first line of the block. A vertical line extends from the icon to the bottom of the foldable code. In contrast, a folded block of code is indicated by an icon to left of the code block. You can fold the block by clicking or expand it by clicking . Navicat Charts Creator supports to highlight the matching brace in the editor, i.e. () .

Fixed Width. Import the text file with fixed-width format. To delimit the source column bounds, click on the desired position to create a break line. Simply drag it to move it or double-click it to remove it. Specify the field separator. Specify the character that encloses text values. Define a tag to identify rows. For example: With this option is on, Navicat Charts Creator will recognize "age" as a field together with "id" and "name", otherwise, only "id" and "name" will be imported as fields. Sheets will be shown in the list. The Add Query button allows you to construct a query to import only certain rows from your source tables. In other words, import only rows that satisfy the criteria set by you. Tables or queries will be shown in the list. Choose Additional Options - TXT, CSV, XML, Excel‌ Format Options‌ The following options depend on the file format chose in the first step. Indicate which row should Navicat Charts Creator recognize as field names. Indicate which row should Navicat Charts Creator start reading the actual data. Indicate which row should Navicat Charts Creator and stop reading the actual data. Date Order, Date Delimiter Specify the format for date and date. Check this option to display four digits for years. Specify the date separator. Specify the time separator. Specify the decimal separator for decimal number. Specify the time separator. Specify the order of date and time. Set binary data are imported as Base64 encoded or no encoding in the filethousand separator for number. Choose Target Table‌ You are allowed to define a new name for the target table. For importing multiple tables, all tables will be shown in the list. Adjust Field Structures‌ Navicat Charts Creator will make assumption on the field types and length in the source table. You are allowed to choose desired type from the drop-down list. Hint: For importing multiple tables, select other tables from the Source Table drop-down list. If you are importing via ODBC, the Condition Query button opens the WHERE dialog where you can specify a WHERE clause to import only certain rows from the source. In other words, import only rows that satisfy the criteria set by you. Hint: Do not include the word WHERE in the clause. Preview Data‌ In this step, you can preview the data for each table. Ignore errors that are encountered during the import process. Start Import‌ Click the Import button to begin the import process. The wizard will display the import progress, execution time, and success or failure messages. After the import process finished, you can click the Message Log button to view the import log. Click the OK button. Add Query‌ Query Editor‌ Query Editor allows you to create and edit queries. Navicat Charts Creator provides a wide range advanced features, such as compelling code editing capabilities, smart code-completion, SQL formatting, and more. To format the SQL, just simply control-click on the editor and select Beautify SQL. Minify SQL To minify the format of the SQL, just simply control-click on the editor and select Minify SQL. Code completion feature in Navicat Charts Creator pops up a list of suggestions as you type your SQL statement in the editor. It assists you with statement completion and the available properties of database objects, for example databases, tables, fields, views etc with their appropriate icons and information. To invoke code completion, just simply press '.' for the available properties of database object currently in the scope. When the suggestion list appears, press TAB to insert the first item. You can also select the needed item using UPPER ARROW or DOWN ARROW and then press TAB or ENTER. In addition, code completion can be invoked by typing a character or pressing ESC on your keyboard for SQL keywords/database objects. You can enable or disable the code completion feature in Options. When you copy or cut some codes as usual in the editor, the copied content will also be added to Clipboard Stack. Clipboard Stack can store up to 10 items and use the last-in-first-out logic. To paste an item from Clipboard Stack, you can press CTRL+SHIFT+V. Press CTRL+SHIFT+V multiple times to cycle through Clipboard Stack. Code folding feature enables you to collapse blocks of code such that only the first line of the block appears in SQL Editor. A block of code that can be folded is indicated by an icon to the left of the first line of the block. A vertical line extends from the icon to the bottom of the foldable code. In contrast, a folded block of code is indicated by an icon to left of the code block. You can fold the block by clicking or expand it by clicking . Navicat Charts Creator supports to highlight the matching brace in the editor, i.e. () .

Fixed Width. Import the text file with fixed-width format. To delimit the source column bounds, click on the desired position to create a break line. Simply drag it to move it or double-click it to remove it. Specify the field separator. Specify the character that encloses text values. Define a tag to identify rows. For example: With this option is on, Navicat Charts Creator will recognize "age" as a field together with "id" and "name", otherwise, only "id" and "name" will be imported as fields. Choose Additional Options - TXT, CSV, XML, Excel‌ The following options depend on the file format chose in the first step. Indicate which row should Navicat Charts Creator recognize as field names. Indicate which row should Navicat Charts Creator start reading the actual data. Indicate which row should Navicat Charts Creator stop reading the actual data. Date Order, Date Delimiter Specify the format for date and the date separator. Specify the decimal separator for decimal number. Specify the time separator. Specify the order of date and time. Set binary data are imported as Base64 encoded or no encoding in the file. Choose Target Table‌ You are allowed to define a new name for the target table. For importing multiple tables, all tables will be shown in the list. Adjust Field Structures‌ Navicat Charts Creator will make assumption on the field types and length in the source table. You are allowed to choose desired type from the drop-down list. Hint: For importing multiple tables, select other tables from the Source Table drop-down list. If you are importing via ODBC, the Condition Query button opens the WHERE dialog where you can specify a WHERE clause to import only certain rows from the source. In other words, import only rows that satisfy the criteria set by you. Hint: Do not include the word WHERE in the clause. Preview Data‌ In this step, you can preview the data for each table. Ignore errors that are encountered during the import process. Start Import‌ Click the Import button to begin the import process. The wizard will display the import progress, execution time, and success or failure messages. After the import process finished, you can click the Message Log button to view the import log. Click the OK button. Add Query‌ Query Editor‌ Query Editor allows you to create and edit queries. Navicat Charts Creator provides a wide range advanced features, such as compelling code editing capabilities, smart code-completion, and more. Code completion feature in Navicat Charts Creator pops up a list of suggestions as you type your SQL statement in the editor. It assists you with statement completion and the available properties of database objects, for example databases, tables, fields, views etc with their appropriate icons and information. To invoke code completion, just simply press '.' for the available properties of database object currently in the scope. When the suggestion list appears, press TAB to insert the first item. You can also select the needed item using UPPER ARROW or DOWN ARROW and then press TAB or ENTER. In addition, code completion can be invoked by typing a character or pressing ESC on your keyboard for SQL keywords/database objects. You can enable or disable the code completion feature in Options. When you copy or cut some codes as usual in the editor, the copied content will also be added to Clipboard Stack. Clipboard Stack can store up to 10 items and use the last-in-first-out logic. To paste an item from Clipboard Stack, you can press CTRL+SHIFT+V. Press CTRL+SHIFT+V multiple times to cycle through Clipboard Stack. Code folding feature enables you to collapse blocks of code such that only the first line of the block appears in SQL Editor. A block of code that can be folded is indicated by an icon to the left of the first line of the block. A vertical line extends from the icon to the bottom of the foldable code. In contrast, a folded block of code is indicated by an icon to left of the code block. You can fold the block by clicking or expand it by clicking . Navicat Charts Creator supports to highlight the matching brace in the editor, i.e. () .

Fixed Width. Import the text file with fixed-width format. To delimit the source column bounds, click on the desired position to create a break line. Simply drag it to move it or double-click it to remove it. Specify the field separator. Specify the character that encloses text values. Define a tag to identify rows. For example: With this option is on, Navicat Charts Creator BI will recognize "age" as a field together with "id" and "name", otherwise, only "id" and "name" will be imported as fields. Sheets will be shown in the list. The Add Query button allows you to construct a query to import only certain rows from your source tables. In other words, import only rows that satisfy the criteria set by you. Tables or queries will be shown in the list. Choose Additional Format Options - TXT, CSV, XML, Excel‌ The following options depend on the file format chose in the first step. Indicate which row should Navicat Charts Creator BI recognize as field names. Indicate which row should Navicat Charts Creator BI start reading the actual data. Indicate which row should Navicat Charts Creator and stop reading the actual data. Date Order, Date Delimiter Specify the format for date and date. Check this option to display four digits for years. Specify the date separator. Specify the time separator. Specify the decimal separator for decimal number. Specify the time separator. Specify the order of date and time. Set binary data are imported as Base64 encoded or no encoding in the filethousand separator for number. Choose Target Table‌ Table You are allowed to define a new name for the target table. For importing multiple tables, all tables will be shown in the list. Adjust Field Structures‌ Structures Navicat Charts Creator BI will make assumption on the field types and length in the source table. You are allowed to choose desired type from the drop-down list. Hint: For importing multiple tables, select other tables from the Source Table drop-down list. If you are importing via ODBC, the Condition Query button opens the WHERE dialog where you can specify a WHERE clause to import only certain rows from the source. In other words, import only rows that satisfy the criteria set by you. Hint: Do not include the word WHERE in the clause. Preview Data‌ Data In this step, you can preview the data for each table. Ignore errors that are encountered during the import process. Start Import‌ Import Click the Import button to begin the import process. The wizard will display the import progress, execution time, and success or failure messages. After the import process finished, you can click the Message Log button to view the import log. Click the OK button. Add Query‌ Query Editor‌ RDBMS - Query Editor Query Editor allows you to create and edit queries. Navicat Charts Creator BI provides a wide range advanced features, such as compelling code editing capabilities, smart code-completion, SQL formatting, and more. To format the SQL, just simply control-click on the editor and select Beautify SQL. Minify SQL To minify the format of the SQL, just simply control-click on the editor and select Minify SQL. Code completion feature in Navicat Charts Creator BI pops up a list of suggestions as you type your SQL statement in the editor. It assists you with statement completion and the available properties of database objects, for example databases, tables, fields, views etc with their appropriate icons and information. To invoke code completion, just simply press '.' for the available properties of database object currently in the scope. When the suggestion list appears, press TAB to insert the first item. You can also select the needed item using UPPER ARROW or DOWN ARROW and then press TAB or ENTER. In addition, code completion can be invoked by typing a character or pressing ESC on your keyboard for SQL keywords/database objects. You can enable or disable If you select a snippet name from the list, the saved code completion feature in Options. When you copy or cut some codes as usual in will be inserted to the editor, the copied content will also be added to Clipboard Stack. Clipboard Stack can store up to 10 items and use the last-in-first-out logic. To paste an item from Clipboard Stack, you can press CTRL+SHIFT+V. Press CTRL+SHIFT+V multiple times to cycle through Clipboard Stack. Code folding feature enables you to collapse blocks of code such that only the first line of the block appears in SQL Editor. A block of code that can be folded is indicated by an icon to the left of the first line of the block. A vertical line extends from the icon to the bottom of the foldable code. In contrast, a folded block of code is indicated by an icon to left of the code block. You can fold the block by clicking or expand it by clicking . Navicat Charts Creator supports to highlight the matching brace in the editor, i.e. () .