On Oct 18, 2007, at 2:29 PM, Marcelo Wolfgang wrote:
Hi all,
I need some helps/tips to know if a transition from a txt file to a
sql database is viable to do.
I have a TXT file that has lots of records like this:
10^13150^COMERCIO DE CALCADOS DILEU LTDA^COMERCIO DE CALCADOS DILEU
LTDA^RUA JOSE BONIFACIO, 329^CENTRO^IJUI^RS^98700000^055 3325409^
10^13169^ZILMAR DE PARIS^ZILMAR DE PARIS^MARECHAL
FLORIANO1151^CENTRO^SOLEDADE^RS^99300000^ 54 3812166^
20^9833^90700^ELLA VERAO 2007^90702^COURO SOFT^BCO
20^9833^90700^ELLA VERAO 2007^90702^COURO SOFT^PRETO
The rows that start with 10 are one kind of data and the rows that
start with 20 are another kind of data, each will go to its own
table (there's a lots of 10's and lots of 20's).
The first set of data, the ones that start with 10 its table
structure will look like this (the 10 will be discarded):
id - number
name - text
altName - text
address - text
neighbour - text
city - text
state - text
cep - number
tel - text
mail - text
the second one with the rows that start with 20 its structure will
be like this ( again the 20 will be discarded )
idClient - number
brand - text
idLine - number
descLine - text
ref -number
material - text
color - text
Is there a quick and simple way to convert the row string into a
INSERT query ?
Should I try some manipulation first with the TXT file ?
I think what you are looking for is the "LOAD DATA" command. With
that one of the options is "SEPARATED BY" I'd do a search for "LOAD
DATA" in the mysql site.
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