Add document (-ADOC) command
The -ADOC command adds a file on the local file system, or a remote file accessible through HTTP protocol, as a document in memory, and returns the document ID to the map. Alternatively, the -ADOC command can add dynamic data from a map as a document in memory and return the document ID to the map.
-ADOC command syntax
{ -ADOC } [ { doc_ID } ] { -FILE file_URL | data_from_map }- -FILE
- Adds a single file, specified by a local file URL (file:///), or remote file URL (http:///), as a document in memory, and returns a document ID to the map. The -FILE keyword is optional, but you must specify either the -FILE, or the data_from_map option on the -ADOC command. The doc_ID parameter is optional. If specified, the -ADOC command associates the user-specified identifier for the document in memory and returns the same. If not specified, the -ADOC command generates a unique document identifier for the document in memory.
- data_from_map
- Adds dynamic data from a map as a document in memory and returns the document ID to the map. The data_from_map is optional, but you must specify either the -FILE, or the data_from_map option on the -ADOC command.
Examples
The following example adds the parsewds.txt file as a document in memory and
returns the adapter generated, unique document ID to the
map:
=GET("EXCEL", "-FILE file:///C:\parsewds.txt -ADOC")The following example adds the Hello World!! text string as a document in memory
and returns mydocid to the map:
=GET("EXCEL", "-ADOC mydocid", "Hello World!!")