i have csv file converted to json format and was trying to import it in MySQL Workbench.
, however while browsing the image even if it was "(.json)" format it was not available to browse.
You used the wrong area in MySQL Workbench. This part of the admin section is used to import MySQL dumps, text files that contain SQL statements.
What you need instead is the import wizard:
which allows you to select a CSV or JSON file to be imported.
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Just posting this question and the solution since it took forever for me to figure this out.
Using CSV file, I was trying to import data into PostgreSQL with pgAdmin. I kept running into the same issue of "extra data after last expected column."
Solution that worked for me (instead of using Import module): copy tablename (columns) FROM 'file location .csv' CSV HEADER
Since some of the data included multiple commas within the cell, it was counting as a new column each time.
we are migrating db2 data to db2 on cloud. We are using below lift cli operation for migration.
Extracting a database table to a CSV file using lift extract from source database.
Then loading the extracted CSV file to db2 on cloud using 'lift load'
ISSUE:
We have created some tables using ddl on the target db2oncloud which have some columns with DATA TYPE "TIMESTAMP"
while load operation(lift load), we are getting below error"
"MESSAGE": "The field in row \"2\", column \"8\" which begins with
\"\"2018-08-08-04.35.58.597660\"\" does not match the user specified
DATEFORMAT, TIMEFORMAT, or TIMESTAMPFORMAT. The row will be
rejected.", "SQLCODE": "SQL3191W"
If you use db2 as a source database, then use either:
the following property during export (to export dates, times, timestamps as usual for db2 utilities - without double quotes):
source-database-type=db2
try to use the following property during load, if you have already
exported timestamps surrounded by double quotes:
timestamp-format="YYYY-MM-DD-HH24.MI.SS.FFFFFF"
If the data was extracted using lift extract then for sure you should load the data with source-database-type=db2. Using this parameter will preconfigure all the necessary load details automatically.
I can import a CSV file data into a existing table in MySQL Workbench, using Load data infile , but what if I have a file with 25 columns, it becomes a pain to create a structure for such tables before importing.
Is there a way to import CSV files without creating the structure, like proc import in SAS?
Yes, there is. Try the new 6.3 release (currently in RC, soon to be GA) which comes with a new table data import/export feature that supports CSV and JSON data. It creates the table on the fly during import.
I am trying to import data to SQL from Excel. I have created a successful connection with the database but while trying to retrieve the schema I am not getting my table, instead I am having the schema of the database (Type CATALOG).
How do I get the schema of the table to which I will export the Excel data?
I have refereed to this video to do the import.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDBYU9f1p-I
What you can use is tFileExcelSheetOutput, map what you need with tMap and send the to t[DB]Input.
http://www.talendbyexample.com/talend-tdbinput-reference.html
Iam working on a app which needs huge to be stord in database and display it later, but problem is that how to insert that much data in database , i use .csv file to import data from file and store it in table ,Every thing is working fine but only one Row has been inserted in dataBase , any one have any idea how to insert multiple records in databse,
For Information Iam using Terminal for sqlite3,
You can use .import file table to load large file into the table from terminal, your file and table needs to be organized properly so that they have same columns.
Also you can do search and replace in text editor and then import file with .read filename command.
Type .help in terminal when in sqlite console for list of the commands available.