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Welcome to Geeklog Wednesday, May 22 2013 @ 01:51 AM EDT


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Anon
 10/18/06 06:30PM (Read 123049 times)  
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You may have covered this elsewhere but I couldn't find it.

I had spreadsheets set up in Excel that I wanted to use as the basis for content in the Contacts plug in. After hours messing about getting the data into the right format (all columns identical to the table headings) I then found that it would not let me import the CSV file into my database.

I searched for ages to find something to import CSV into MySQL, then stumbled across here - it picks up your csv file off your computer and quickly translates it into MySQL (save as a .txt file) so that you can then run the MySQL command into your database.

This may be of use to someone.

Anon

 
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Anonymous: Turadg
 10/16/07 02:07AM  

caffeinated


Thanks for that! Saved me a bunch of work.

 
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Anonymous: Philip
 08/21/08 01:34AM  

excited


Thank you for your time and trouble .

Should have looked for this earlier. I have been trying to import a CSV for the last 6 hrs :banghead:

 
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Anonymous: blue
 09/11/08 06:19AM  



Great! Thanks :chestslam:

Good topic name, easy to found on google Big Grin
Regards!

 
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Anonymous: Alexrus
 05/27/09 09:24AM  



DUUUUDE :banana:

THANKS A LOT>.. can;t belive how usefull this was.

Congrats for the post... i'll ship you a 6pack of beer Big Grin

 
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Anonymous: ANON
 05/28/09 09:15AM  



Thank you so much! Awesome find, saved me a ton of time!

 
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Anonymous: Pranjal
 11/06/09 07:47AM  



Hi,
Thanks a lot.
It rescued me from long sleepless nights.

thanks a lot for sharing.

 
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Anonymous: irelandsnexttopmodel
 11/10/09 02:02PM  



any other "csv2mysql" or "xls2mysql" freeware-tool that you know of?

my file is larger than 2MB

thx

 
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MoneyTopList
 11/21/09 05:09PM  
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I use for such cases software called BK ReplaceEM. It can replace some part of the text by another parts. Sure, if you found something special which converts CSV to MySQL it is better, however, many people often need similar changes and it may be easier to do it with such software than spending a lot of time by searching for something special.

 
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Anonymous: Tom
 12/08/09 01:35PM  



Holy crap that is awesome. saved me soooo much time.

BTW captcha on this site SUCKS. makes some better images.

 
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Anonymous: Compi
 01/29/10 05:07AM  



Thanks mate :-)

You're post came right on top off google :-)

 
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Anonymous: Ganesh
 04/10/10 02:05PM  



very very thanks.

Anon.

You done a great thing.

 
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Anonymous: Andreas Herz
 04/25/10 11:39AM  



Dear
another good tool for Excel7CSV import is http://www.dbTube.org
You can draw your import definition online with an workflow
editor. The generated improt definition can be used for your further
imports.

greetings

Andreas

 
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Anonymous: kedar
 07/01/10 04:56AM  



http://kedar.nitty-witty.com/blog/load-delimited-data-csv-excel-into-mysql-server/

 
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Anonymous: Giant Dork
 08/30/10 12:54AM  



Nice! Couple more methods: http://giantdorks.org/alain/export-mysql-data-into-csv-or-psv-files/

 
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Anonymous: alain
 08/30/10 12:59AM  

stupid


Hmm, let's see if I can get a link going: Export (and Import) MySQL data into CSV or PSV files

:banghead:

 
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Anonymous: Moses
 09/22/10 03:14AM  

hopeful


Please send me the correct link for your post so that I can use it.
I have also the same problem. Thanx

 
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Anonymous: Kris
 11/30/10 02:20AM  



mysql dbu is closed.
Any other alternative ?

 
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Anonymous: Jim
 12/02/10 05:32PM  



You might try this link. There are a number of links to real software to suit this conversion requirement.

http://mysql-import-multiple-text-files-softwar.software.informer.com/

Often these sites are dynamic in nature so there's no guarantee as to how long the link will work.

 
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Anonymous: joel box
 12/03/10 07:05AM  

cheerful


If you have access to the data folder a simple alternative is to make a table of type CSV. (normally you have isam or innodb). Instantly you have the csv file in the folder. Just copy your data into it and its available in mysql or insert data into it using mysql and you have it in csv formt.

hope this helps,

 
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