Dave Fogle writes:
> Thanks for reading this - I have searched all the MySQL info I can find as
> well as the web at large, but nobody seems to have offered a real answer to
> the following problem, which many have had, though possibly only with Win32
> client machines accessing UNIX servers:
>
> The problem arises when trying to populate a table on a server (in my case a
> Sun box) with data from a delimited text file from a client machine (in my
> case located in the root of the C: drive on a Win32 machine). Using the
> command "LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE "filename.txt" INTO TABLE tablename;"
> results in the error: "File 'filename.txt' not found (Errcode: 2)"
>
> Thanks for listening
Solution to your problem is quite simple.
Simply set a full path of the file.
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