On Oct 18, 2007, at 3:15 PM, Marcelo Wolfgang wrote:
This looks good, but since the db server is in a hosting company it
will be possible to read from a .txt ?
also I have never seen the LOAD DATA command, so I'm testing here
and having problems ... can anyone spot what's wrong on this query ?
$SQL = "LOAD DATA INFILE 'test.txt' INTO TABLE test FIELDS
TERMINATED BY '^' LINES STARTING BY '20'";
$Query = mysql_query($SQL);
TIA
Marcelo Wolfgang
I'm not sure about the issue with the query... I've only used it a
few times, although I will be using it today with a csv file so I'll
let you know if I find anything :)
As far as if the hosting company will let you put the file and read
it from their account I'm not sure, that would be a decision that
they made, actually I'm not positive that there is anyway they can
stop it...
But if they don't want to let you do it that way.. Would they allow
you to place a mysql database on their server that they didn't
create? You said you were testing locally, so why not simply do the
load file, and then transfer a complete table up to the hosting company?
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