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load_csv functions nicely without a key, using a hash of the row data.
While nice, a useful alternative that also resolves uniquely but conveys useful information is the row number. Would suggest supporting a keyword for row number as the simplest approach to implementing this. The keyword may of course be a header and if so, dropping back to using the value in the column is sound.
A candidate key might be "row" or "row_number"
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load_csv
functions nicely without a key, using a hash of the row data.While nice, a useful alternative that also resolves uniquely but conveys useful information is the row number. Would suggest supporting a keyword for row number as the simplest approach to implementing this. The keyword may of course be a header and if so, dropping back to using the value in the column is sound.
A candidate key might be "row" or "row_number"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: