It's taking forever to upload 400,000 records to the database through
access/odbc, and I've tried phpMyAdmin's interface but it seems to timeout
during import of a CSV file. Is there a better way to import 400,000+
records?
7  9295 
Thanks that gave me an idea. I'm importing all the records to my local
MySQL database and will create an extract of that which will format it like
you said. Then take that .sql file and import it onto the server. We'll
see...
"Aggro" <sp**********@y ahoo.com> wrote in message
news:X9******** *******@read3.i net.fi... jj wrote:
It's taking forever to upload 400,000 records to the database through
access/odbc, and I've tried phpMyAdmin's interface but it seems to
timeout during import of a CSV file. Is there a better way to import 400,000+
records?
If it is possible for you to get the data into sql command-form like this:
-----filename.txt--------
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
-----filename.txt--------
You can insert it into database using mysql console like this:
c:\mysql\bin\my sql -u username databasename < filename.txt
Don't listen to the previous guy.
Use LOAD DATA CONCURRENT INFILE
Loading of several megs of data will take only a few seconds.
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 19:30:04 GMT, "jj" <jj@test.net> wrote: Thanks that gave me an idea. I'm importing all the records to my local
MySQL database and will create an extract of that which will format it like
you said. Then take that .sql file and import it onto the server. We'll
see...
"Aggro" <sp**********@y ahoo.com> wrote in message
news:X9******* ********@read3. inet.fi... jj wrote:
> It's taking forever to upload 400,000 records to the database through
> access/odbc, and I've tried phpMyAdmin's interface but it seems totimeout > during import of a CSV file. Is there a better way to import 400,000+
> records?
If it is possible for you to get the data into sql command-form like this:
-----filename.txt--------
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
-----filename.txt--------
You can insert it into database using mysql console like this:
c:\mysql\bin\my sql -u username databasename < filename.txt
jj wrote: It's taking forever to upload 400,000 records to the database through
access/odbc, and I've tried phpMyAdmin's interface but it seems to timeout
during import of a CSV file. Is there a better way to import 400,000+
records?
If it is possible for you to get the data into sql command-form like this:
-----filename.txt--------
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
-----filename.txt--------
You can insert it into database using mysql console like this:
c:\mysql\bin\my sql -u username databasename < filename.txt
from Access via MyODBC for MySQL to my local MySQL server it took only a
minute or so. But through ODBC to a remote server, it takes hours then
finally dies. We have a high speed connection. Weird...
<us******@tampa bay.rr.com> wrote in message
news:av******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... Don't listen to the previous guy.
Use LOAD DATA CONCURRENT INFILE
Loading of several megs of data will take only a few seconds.
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 19:30:04 GMT, "jj" <jj@test.net> wrote:
Thanks that gave me an idea. I'm importing all the records to my local
MySQL database and will create an extract of that which will format it
likeyou said. Then take that .sql file and import it onto the server. We'll
see...
"Aggro" <sp**********@y ahoo.com> wrote in message
news:X9******* ********@read3. inet.fi... jj wrote:
> It's taking forever to upload 400,000 records to the database through
> access/odbc, and I've tried phpMyAdmin's interface but it seems to
timeout > during import of a CSV file. Is there a better way to import
400,000+ > records?
If it is possible for you to get the data into sql command-form like
this:
-----filename.txt--------
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
-----filename.txt--------
You can insert it into database using mysql console like this:
c:\mysql\bin\my sql -u username databasename < filename.txt
Thanks that gave me an idea. I'm importing all the records to my local
MySQL database and will create an extract of that which will format it like
you said. Then take that .sql file and import it onto the server. We'll
see...
"Aggro" <sp**********@y ahoo.com> wrote in message
news:X9******** *******@read3.i net.fi... jj wrote:
It's taking forever to upload 400,000 records to the database through
access/odbc, and I've tried phpMyAdmin's interface but it seems to
timeout during import of a CSV file. Is there a better way to import 400,000+
records?
If it is possible for you to get the data into sql command-form like this:
-----filename.txt--------
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
-----filename.txt--------
You can insert it into database using mysql console like this:
c:\mysql\bin\my sql -u username databasename < filename.txt
Don't listen to the previous guy.
Use LOAD DATA CONCURRENT INFILE
Loading of several megs of data will take only a few seconds.
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 19:30:04 GMT, "jj" <jj@test.net> wrote: Thanks that gave me an idea. I'm importing all the records to my local
MySQL database and will create an extract of that which will format it like
you said. Then take that .sql file and import it onto the server. We'll
see...
"Aggro" <sp**********@y ahoo.com> wrote in message
news:X9******* ********@read3. inet.fi... jj wrote:
> It's taking forever to upload 400,000 records to the database through
> access/odbc, and I've tried phpMyAdmin's interface but it seems totimeout > during import of a CSV file. Is there a better way to import 400,000+
> records?
If it is possible for you to get the data into sql command-form like this:
-----filename.txt--------
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
-----filename.txt--------
You can insert it into database using mysql console like this:
c:\mysql\bin\my sql -u username databasename < filename.txt
from Access via MyODBC for MySQL to my local MySQL server it took only a
minute or so. But through ODBC to a remote server, it takes hours then
finally dies. We have a high speed connection. Weird...
<us******@tampa bay.rr.com> wrote in message
news:av******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... Don't listen to the previous guy.
Use LOAD DATA CONCURRENT INFILE
Loading of several megs of data will take only a few seconds.
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 19:30:04 GMT, "jj" <jj@test.net> wrote:
Thanks that gave me an idea. I'm importing all the records to my local
MySQL database and will create an extract of that which will format it
likeyou said. Then take that .sql file and import it onto the server. We'll
see...
"Aggro" <sp**********@y ahoo.com> wrote in message
news:X9******* ********@read3. inet.fi... jj wrote:
> It's taking forever to upload 400,000 records to the database through
> access/odbc, and I've tried phpMyAdmin's interface but it seems to
timeout > during import of a CSV file. Is there a better way to import
400,000+ > records?
If it is possible for you to get the data into sql command-form like
this:
-----filename.txt--------
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
insert into tablename(colum n1,column2) values(xx,yy);
-----filename.txt--------
You can insert it into database using mysql console like this:
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