I have not read in the documentation if we can do this or not.

I would like to have a script running that would have a server socket
listening for connections. Once a connection is made, it would receive,
say, 5000 lines of info into some temp buffer. We have some efficient
SWIG'd C code that can format the data in the buffer to something
understandable by mysql.

What it comes down to, will the INFILE argument of LOAD be fooled with a
reference to a buffer instead of a text file?

-Martin


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