Reputation: 31580
I'm trying to import a csv file into a table in a mysql database. The table has 141 columns with datatypes of INT
, VARCHAR(20)
, TIMESTAMP
,TIMESTAMP
, and then a series of TINYTEXT
s and VARCHAR(4)
s.
I'm getting 7 data truncated errors on columns with datatype VARCHAR(4)
for which the data does not exceed 4 characters.
I tried forcing it to continue with IGNORE
, but then it went crazy and chopped data from other cells into pieces and scattered them throughout the table.
I'm using the command-line on an MS 2008 R2 Server to run the SQL and the csv file is located in the Db's directory.
P.S. I did read several of the other posts and google results related to mysql+import or mysql+data truncated (1265), but they didn't seem to cover this particular issue.
Thanks!
EDIT: I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the LOAD DATA
function because if I INSERT
one row at a time, it works just fine…
My sql for the import is:
LOAD DATA INFILE '2011-09.csv' IGNORE INTO TABLE `survey`.`2011-09` FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' LINES TERMINATED BY '\n';
Upvotes: 1
Views: 14409
Reputation: 31580
During an INSERT
, MySQL will tell you if you have too many columns. But apparently MySQL is not very kind: during a LOAD
it does not tell you if you have too many columns.
Upvotes: 1