Error consisting of word 'columns'
I am trying to upload a csv file into pgAdmin, but it shows the above error, I have tried opening other csv files also, but everytime getting this error.
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It shows this when I try to import a csv file to my postgresql
I did this but still shows similar error
COPY public."orders_data" from 'C:\Users\kelly\Downloads\orders_data.csv' DELIMITERS ',' csv Header;
I have created my table already, I just want to import the csv files into the table but I keep getting error message
I am trying to import a CSV file into postgresSQL, however, I keep getting the error that no such file exists or directory.
this is the line of code I execute copy mu_data from
copy mu_data from 'users/mysurname/Desktop/FILE.CSV' DELIMITER ',' CSV
HEADER;
Can anyone suggest how to fix this?
copy is a command run on the server side. So unless your Postgres server happens to be on your localhost, the file very likely doesn't exist from the view of the server.
So one solution is you to transfer the file to the servers filesystem somehow. Or, if you're using the psql command line tool (or at least can use it for this task), you can use the \copy command there.
I have a csv file including following timestamps
2015-12-16T20:00:12.721Z,"2015-12-16T22:00:12.720+02:00"
I try to import or load this csv file to db2 but i get error about not valid timestamp SQL3192N. Is there any workaround to do this without editing csv file ?
I tried to import csv file data into postgres table. Running the following line as pgscript in pgAdmin
\copy users_page_rank FROM E'C:\\Users\\GamulinN\\Desktop\\users page rank.csv' DELIMITER ';' CSV
it returned an error:
[ERROR ] 1.0: syntax error, unexpected character
Does anyone know what could be wrong here? I checked this post but couldn't figure out what's the problem.
To import file into postgres with COPY you need one of the following:
1) Connect with psql to the DB and run your comand:
\copy users_page_rank FROM E'C:\\Users\\GamulinN\\Desktop\\users page rank.csv' DELIMITER ';' CSV
It will copy the file from current computer to the table. Details here.
2) Connect with any tool to the DB and run this SQL script:
COPY users_page_rank FROM E'C:\\Users\\GamulinN\\Desktop\\users page rank.csv' DELIMITER ';' CSV
It will copy the file from the server with postgres to the table. Details here. (With this command you can only COPY from files in postgresql data directory. So you will need to transfer files there first.)
Using MySQL Administrator GUI tool I have exported some data tables retrieved from an sql dumpfile to csv files.
I then tried to import these CSV files into a PostgreSQL database using the postgres COPY command. I've tried entering
COPY articles FROM '[insert .csv dir here]' DELIMITERS ',' CSV;
and also the same command without the delimiters part.
I get an error saying
ERROR: invalid input syntax for integer: "id"
CONTEXT: COPY articles, line 1, column id: "id"
In conclusion my question is what are some thoughts and solutions to this problem? Could it possibly be something to do with the way I created the csv files? or have I made a rookie mistake elsewhere?
If you have header columns just add the header qualifier to the copy statement as per
documentation to skip that line
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.4/static/sql-copy.html