This tutorial shows you how to use the Show The Before importing the file, you need to prepare the following:
Suppose we have a table named We use CREATE TABLE statement to create the
The
following The following statement imports data from the
The field of the file is terminated by a comma indicated by Each line of the CSV file is terminated by a newline character indicated by Because the file has the first line that contains the column headings, which should not be imported into the table, therefore we ignore it by specifying Now, we can check the
Transforming data while importingSometimes the format of the data does not match the target columns in the table. In simple cases, you can transform it by using the Suppose the expired date column in the When importing data into the
Importing file from client to a remote MySQL database serverIt is possible to import data from client (local computer) to a remote MySQL database server using the When
you use the Let’s take a look at the following example:
The only difference is the The account that connects to MySQL server doesn’t need to have the FILE privilege to import the file when you use the Importing the file from client to a remote database server using Importing CSV file using MySQL WorkbenchMySQL workbench provides a tool to import data into a table. It allows you to edit data before making changes. The following are steps that you want to import data into a table: Open table to which the data is loaded. Click Import button, choose a CSV file and click Open button Review the data, click Apply button. MySQL workbench will display a dialog “Apply SQL Script to Database”, click Apply button to insert data into the table. We have shown you how to import CSV into MySQL table using
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