safenames
The safenames command ensures column names in a CSV file are safe for use in various systems.
Syntax
qsv safenames [options] <input_file> [<output_file>]
Description
The safenames command is used to ensure column names in a CSV file are safe for use in various systems. This is useful for avoiding issues with special characters and reserved words.
Options
--no-headers: When set, the first row will not be interpreted as headers
Examples
Ensure Safe Column Names
Ensure column names in a CSV file are safe for use in various systems:
qsv safenames DLD_Transactions_English_500.csv | qsv table
Common Use Cases
- Avoiding issues with special characters and reserved words
- Preparing data for use in various systems
Tips
- Verify the output to ensure the column names are correctly sanitized
- Use in combination with other commands for complex data processing