LF: Convert CSV to UDTF

You can use this function to convert a .csv file on an SD card to a .udtf (Data Table file) on an SD card.

Parameter B and C, file names, require you to provide only the name of the file. Do not provide the path; UniStream supplies the path automatically.
The parameters D and E cannot have values of 0. Use them to remove extra rows, such as table name or column name rows. The default settings are 2 and 1, respectively.
Do not include the file extension. Use MyFile, not MyFile.csv.
Names are case-sensitive.

	Parameter Name	Purpose
A	Data Table to Store	Select the Data Table you wish to save as an external file.
B	Source	This is the CSV file name. Assign a string to provide the name of the file on the SD card.
C	Target UDTF File Name	Assign a string to provide the name of the file on the SD card. The data will be stored into this file. Note that if a file of this name does not exist on the SD card, a file of that name will be created.
D	Number of Rows to discard	Assign a Data Tag to provide the number of rows, or enter a number.
E	Number of Columns to discard	Assign a Data Tag to provide the number of columns, or enter a number.
F	.csv Delimiter	Assign a Data Tag to provide the character, or enter it as a constant. For example, to enter a comma, place the comma between quotation marks: ","
G	Status	Assign a Data Tag to hold the function’s status messages. 0 - No Errors 1 - Function Started 2 - Function in Progress Less than 0 - Function failed -1 - The .csv name is an empty string or, contains the '/' character. -3 - The .udtf name is an empty string or, contains the '/' character. -4 - Reading the .csv file: failed -6 - Writing the .udtf file: failed -8 - .csv delimiter is an invalid character. Legal character are: ";/," -9 - The .csv file is incompatible with the DT structure, the number of rows in the .csv file does not match the DT -10 - The current DT signature is different than the signature in the current UDTF file (if exist).