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Accept query or table name as argument in Query-to-File #306
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I would like to work on this issue as part of my contribution to google summer of code |
Hi @ebs237, welcome to Polypheny! It would be great if you can take care of this issue. I have just assigned it to you. Importing Polypheny Query-to-File in your favorite IDE is similar as described for Polypheny-DB here. The main-method is located in Please be aware, that Query-to-File it is currently not supported on Windows (see #297). Query to File is still in beta. There is only very limited documentation. Therefore, please ask here or open a thread in the discussions forum if you have any questions or experience any issues. |
Thanks , I am getting to work right away |
hello I have imported the project and added all needed dependencies but I am still having trouble with running the project |
What kinds of issues do you have? What operating system are you using? Which Java version? Do you have a stacktrace? |
I am running on mac catalina , java version 15.0.2+7-27 |
the debugger pushes this line as an error log.error("Could nor read line",e) |
Do you have stacktrace? |
sorry for bothering the problem is because of fuse , i don't have it installed. please apart from using homebrew is there any other way by which I can install osxfuse ? my homebrew keeps emitting errors when when I try to install |
Yes, you can install it manually: https://github.com/osxfuse/osxfuse/releases |
thanks for the help |
what might be the cause of this [WebSocketConnectReadThread-58]: an error occurred:java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused |
please I need help , What could be the cause of this ? [WebSocketConnectReadThread-24]: an error occurred:java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused |
Hi @ebs237, it looks like you have no Polypheny-DB instance running. Please make sure to clone, build and run Polypheny-DB as well. See this link on how to set up Polypheny-DB. If you run Polypheny-DB on a different host or a non-default port, make sure that the connection information in the Query-to-File config file is corrent. |
My computer system is Mac OS Big Sur, apple M1 chip. ERROR [JavaFX Application Thread]: Could not load fxml I also used Google to search many web pages, but I couldn't find a solution. The specific information is shown below:
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@erdengk It looks like it is unable to find fuse. Have you installed jnr-fuse as described in the readme? |
@vogti Thank you for your prompt. I have successfully run the Query-to-File. |
@vogti @nilshansen94 For example, the path where to mount the result or the polyphenyl DB host. I'm trying to understand this project. I don't know where to start. Can you guide me on where to start? Thanks. |
Yes, kind of. The idea is to have kind of a command line mode for Query-to-File. This would allow using it in scripts. |
I would like to work on this issue, as part of my contribution to google summer of code! |
Hi @landongyu, welcome to Polypheny! It would be great if you can take care of this issue. I have just assigned it to you. |
The Query-to-File tool has a JavaFX interface and simple command line interface. In order to integrate query-to-file into scripts and other applications, it would be useful to allow providing the query or table name as argument. It might also be useful to override configuration options (like the path where to mount the result or the Polypheny-DB host) with a parameter.
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