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Read CSV files with the Qixium Agent
Configure CSV Reader, check separators and keys and process local exports in your workflow.
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Make a local export usable
CSV Reader reads files from a local directory through the Agent. An application or a PowerShell script can produce the export. The Reader does not itself execute that export script.
Configuration
Create a CSV Reader connection, assign its Agent, reload configurations and complete the generated file under C:\Qixium\configs\CSVReader. Configure directoryPath and the actual separator. The source spells its field seperator; retain the names in your generated file. It uses an empty literal and relations: [] for a basic configuration without relations.
Stable keys
Use a genuinely unique, stable source key for each row. Agree when an export is complete and ready to read. Check headers, separators and required values before scheduling writes.
Choose processing and logging
The source prefers Data Link because of run logging. Map required fields to an entity and verify the result. External Data Portals is another documented route. Select fields deliberately rather than automatically importing every new column.
Handle missing data explicitly
Distinguish an empty valid export from an incomplete or failed export. Truncate target table clears the destination before loading and should not be the default. Define missing-record handling separately.
PowerShell export step · CSV integrations
Sources and version
Sources reviewed on 6 November 2026. Screen names and capabilities depend on your installed version and configuration.

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