character(s) instead of comma (default) for CSV file. Write any arbitrary separator phrase or click on the button (marked by 1 in Figure 131) to select it from a list. edit Figure 131: Click on the radio button and write any output file path or click on the button to CSV File Browse select an output file. Type the separator character (s) or click on the button (marked by 1) and select one edit from a list. Starting from April 2015, the earlier versions of the SPSHG plugin are no longer able Note: to directly upload the exported data to the Google cloud service, since the Google OAuth 1.0 API on which the SPSHG plugin relies has been deprecated and is not supported by Google any more. Therefore, starting from version 3.3.0 of the 3DCityDB, the functionality has been removed from the into the Cloud” “Directly SPSHG plugin, and you need to to manually upload the generated CSV/XLSX files to the cloud. Example: Uploading XLSX file to Google Fusion Table Here is a step-by-step guide for uploading a XLSX file to the Google Fusion Tables which a cloud-based web application that allows for storing, showing, and sharing large data tables. Open a web browser (you can use, for example, Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, but we recommend not to use Microsoft Internet Explorer) and type the following address into the address bar. When you go to this page, you will be asked to log in by using your Google account. Enter your Email address and the password of your Google account into the corresponding input fields After logging in, an dialog window will be displayed like in the screenshot Import new table below: Click the button to open a file selection window Choose File Navigate to the system path of your created Excel file and select it. The following screenshot show an example Excel file. After selecting the Excel file, click the button to continue Next The contents of the selected table is displayed in the dialog window (see the screenshot below)
character(s) instead of comma (default) for CSV file. Write any arbitrary separator phrase or click on the edit button (marked by 1 in Figure 131) to select it from a list. Figure 131: Click on the CSV File radio button and write any output file path or click on the Browse button to select an output file. Type the separator character (s) or click on the edit button (marked by 1) and select one from a list. Note: Starting from April 2015, the earlier versions of the SPSHG plugin are no longer able to directly upload the exported data to the Google cloud service, since the Google OAuth 1.0 API on which the SPSHG plugin relies has been deprecated and is not supported by Google any more. Therefore, starting from version 3.3.0 of the 3DCityDB, the functionality “Directly into the Cloud” has been removed from the SPSHG plugin, and you need to to manually upload the generated CSV/XLSX files to the cloud. Example: Uploading XLSX file to Google Fusion Table Here is a step-by-step guide for uploading a XLSX file to the Google Fusion Tables which a cloud-based web application that allows for storing, showing, and sharing large data tables. Open a web browser (you can use, for example, Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, but we recommend not to use Microsoft Internet Explorer) and type the following address into the address bar. When you go to this page, you will be asked to log in by using your Google account. Enter your Email address and the password of your Google account into the corresponding input fields After logging in, an Import new table dialog window will be displayed like in the screenshot below: Click the Choose File button to open a file selection window Navigate to the system path of your created Excel file and select it. The following screenshot show an example Excel file. After selecting the Excel file, click the Next button to continue The contents of the selected table is displayed in the dialog window (see the screenshot below)
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