Data Blaze use case questions

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Good Afternoon everyone! I have an interesting use case where I'd like to use an exported CSV file that I would import into Data Blaze that would contain the quantity of the materials needing to be ordered as well as the model number. I am running into an issue where automating the movement to grab the information from the next row after the first is completed. Does anyone have a suggestion or directions on how I can accomplish this?

The quoted text are comments in the picture attached to understand the flow that I am looking for.
tb 12-19-22

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Hi Devon,

To do this, give a name to your dbselect command. That name will be populated with a list of all the rows returned by the dbselect. Then use the {repeat} command to iterate through the list.

You will end up with something like the following:

{dbselect: select name, count from table; space=1234; multiple=yes; name=models}

{repeat: for model in models}
{=model.name} has count {=model.count}
{endrepeat}

Does that help?

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Yes, that grabs all the information. However, I guess I am missing how to parse and use the data that has been pulled in.

Where Row one is pulled (Count) (tab-key)(Model Number)(enter-key repeat three times) then repeat over and over for all the additional model numbers.

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Sorry Devon, I don't understand your clarification. You can use the tab key in the repeat if you would like:

{repeat: for model in models}
{=model.count}{key: tab}{=model.name}{key:enter}{key:enter}{key:enter}
{endrepeat}
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Hey, Scott thanks for the reply. Andrew Hall has reached out, and we are also working on this. I guess I am just not explaining what I am trying to accomplish correctly. Let me see if I can clarify and get back to you.

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Does this help any? I would like to achieve the following with every row in a particular data blaze space
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I was able to pull the data using your breakdown from above, but I need to automate it into a sales order entry program as shown in the image above.

{dbselect: select name, count from table; space=1234; multiple=yes; name=models}

{repeat: for model in models}
{=model.name} has count {=model.count}
{endrepeat}

What you provided was great but it only gives me the following without any of the automation I am looking for:

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Does these make more sense now? If not, please let me know.

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Andrew got me all taken care of using something like this:

{dbselect: SELECT Name, Count FROM 1234; space=1234; multiple=yes; name=ModelNumbers}
{repeat: for model in modelnumbers; trim=left} {=model.count} {key: tab} {=model.name} {key: enter} {key: enter} {key: enter}{wait: delay=+1s} {endrepeat}

I just added a wait in there for the system to have time to process.

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Here is a quick video of this running. I had an error in the CSV file, but it WORKS!

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Looks great, @Devon_Schronce . Thanks for sharing!
What system is this?
Mind if we share the video on our social channels?

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This happens to be the Eclipse sales system ruining Eterm version 4.18. You are more than welcome to share this content.