Hi Gerald
Thanks a lot for the suggestion, but I'm not sure it will solve my prob,
'cos I dont want to copy a whole DB, and it's not on the same server anyway.
I think it's my --local syntax in the mysqlimport (given in earlier message
posted) that's dodgy. I've also tried an equals sign, doubling the "\"
character for Windows 2000 and also Unix style `/' character:
shell>mysqlimport ..etc.. DBName --local="d:\\textfile1"
shell>mysqlimport ..etc.. DBName --local='d:/textfile1'
shell>mysqlimport ..etc.. DBName -L textfile1
shell>mysqlimport ..etc.. DBName -L "d:\\textfile1"
shell>mysqlimport ..etc.. DBName -L 'd:/textfile1'
shell>mysqlimport ..etc.. DBName -L="d:\\textfile1"
The error code still states can't find file for the table (already created).
(I'm trying to import textfile from pc Win2000 to remote host, via SSH, and
using mysqlimport options for username, host, password, not allowed to FTP
to remote DB server).
Cheers, Lucy
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