Headers on CSV Export

[hank9481]

Has anyone noticed on the exported .csv files there's no header row to tell you what the #'s indicate? My row 1 is the actual first entry i.e. player id #1. This seems like a problem.

[landru]

Yes - this happens for the mysql and access dumps as well. In ootp11 there were drop table and create table statements for the sql tables before the insert statements - now we just get insert statements with no clue what fields they are inserting into or what the data means! This is a huge problem and renders the sql dumps meaningless gibberish!

EDIT: Here is the support ticket number on this issue: JRG-133795

[landru]

Originally Posted by landru

Yes - this happens for the mysql and access dumps as well. In ootp11 there were drop table and create table statements for the sql tables before the insert statements - now we just get insert statements with no clue what fields they are inserting into or what the data means! This is a huge problem and renders the sql dumps meaningless gibberish!

EDIT: Here is the support ticket number on this issue: JRG-133795

This has been fixed in 12.3.22 - in the Configure SQL Dump (or the other corresponding Configure options for Access and CSV) there are now options for checking CREATE TABLE and DROP TABLE statements and they are "on" by default.