Importing csv file using COPY FROM on Mac - postgresql

Question

Using the query editor in the pgAdmin4 app, I would like to import data from a csv file into a table. My code is as follows:
CREATE DATABASE gps_tracking_db
ENCODING = 'UTF8'
TEMPLATE = template0
LC_COLLATE = 'C'
LC_CTYPE = 'C';
CREATE SCHEMA main;
COMMENT ON SCHEMA main IS 'Schema that stores all the GPS tracking core data.';
CREATE TABLE main.gps_data(
gps_data_id serial,
gps_sensors_code character varying,
line_no integer,
utc_date date,
utc_time time without time zone,
lmt_date date,
lmt_time time without time zone,
ecef_x integer,
ecef_y integer,
ecef_z integer,
latitude double precision,
longitude double precision,
height double precision,
dop double precision,
nav character varying(2),
validated character varying(3),
sats_used integer,
ch01_sat_id integer,
ch01_sat_cnr integer,
ch02_sat_id integer,
ch02_sat_cnr integer,
ch03_sat_id integer,
ch03_sat_cnr integer,
ch04_sat_id integer,
ch04_sat_cnr integer,
ch05_sat_id integer,
ch05_sat_cnr integer,
ch06_sat_id integer,
ch06_sat_cnr integer,
ch07_sat_id integer,
ch07_sat_cnr integer,
ch08_sat_id integer,
ch08_sat_cnr integer,
ch09_sat_id integer,
ch09_sat_cnr integer,
ch10_sat_id integer,
ch10_sat_cnr integer,
ch11_sat_id integer,
ch11_sat_cnr integer,
ch12_sat_id integer,
ch12_sat_cnr integer,
main_vol double precision,
bu_vol double precision,
temp double precision,
easting integer,
northing integer,
remarks character varying
);
COMMENT ON TABLE main.gps_data
IS 'Table that stores raw data as they come from the sensors (plus the ID of
the sensor).';
ALTER TABLE main.gps_data
ADD CONSTRAINT gps_data_pkey
PRIMARY KEY(gps_data_id);
ALTER TABLE main.gps_data
ADD COLUMN insert_timestamp timestamp with time zone
DEFAULT now();
ALTER TABLE main.gps_data
ADD CONSTRAINT unique_gps_data_record
UNIQUE(gps_sensors_code, line_no); /*what does line_no mean?*/
COPY main.gps_data(
gps_sensors_code, line_no, utc_date, utc_time, lmt_date, lmt_time, ecef_x,
ecef_y, ecef_z, latitude, longitude, height, dop, nav, validated, sats_used,
ch01_sat_id, ch01_sat_cnr, ch02_sat_id, ch02_sat_cnr, ch03_sat_id,
ch03_sat_cnr, ch04_sat_id, ch04_sat_cnr, ch05_sat_id, ch05_sat_cnr,
ch06_sat_id, ch06_sat_cnr, ch07_sat_id, ch07_sat_cnr, ch08_sat_id,
ch08_sat_cnr, ch09_sat_id, ch09_sat_cnr, ch10_sat_id, ch10_sat_cnr,
ch11_sat_id, ch11_sat_cnr, ch12_sat_id, ch12_sat_cnr, main_vol, bu_vol,
temp, easting, northing, remarks)
FROM
'/Users/CDDEP/Downloads⁩/Urbano 2014/⁩tracking_db⁩/data⁩/sensors_data⁩/GSM01438.csv'
WITH (FORMAT csv, HEADER, DELIMITER ';')
However, when I run the CREATE FROM command, the following error message is returned:
ERROR: could not open file "/Users/CDDEP/Downloads⁩/Urbano 2014/⁩tracking_db⁩/data⁩/sensors_data⁩/GSM01438.csv" for reading: No such file or directory
HINT: COPY FROM instructs the PostgreSQL server process to read a file. You may want a client-side facility such as psql's \copy.
SQL state: 58P01
I wonder if the error is due to a formatting issue with the Mac filepath or something else.

Answer 1

Make sure the file /Users/CDDEP/Downloads⁩/Urbano 2014/⁩tracking_db⁩/data⁩/sensors_data⁩/GSM01438.csv does exists
Replace COPY main.gps_data with \COPY main.gps_data to use the client side utility