mysql
Thanks for responding, Paul. What's interesting is that pet.txt was
still "not found" when I used the path as you suggested. What would be
the reason for it being "invisible"?
Steve Tiano
So I issue the command
LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE "pet.txt" INTO TABLE pet;
and, for the first time, I am not denied LOADing DATA privileges. I
do, however, get to read:
ERROR:
File 'pet.txt' not found (Errcode:2)
What's up with that? I checked the folder 'menagerie' in the Sites
folder. pet.txt is most definitely there, and it contains comma
delimited rows to go with the tutorial table I'm working at.
You must name the path to the file as it would be found beginning from
your current directory. If you're in the Sites/menagerie directory, then
the statement should work as you've shown it. If not, name the path
to the
file. For example, if you're in the parent directory of the Sites
directory,
the statement would be
LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE 'Sites/menagerie/pet.txt' INTO TABLE pet;
