Yes, you were right! After reading your mail, counted the columns in my .txt file and discovered that there was a missing one.
I've just added the column, issued a LOAD DATA... and the result was Zero warnings this time. Thanks a lot. Mauricio On Thu, 2004-06-03 at 09:59, Michael Stassen wrote: > I believe this means mysql found fewer columns in each row of your infile > than are defined in your table. > > Michael > > Mauricio Pellegrini wrote: > > > Hi again, > > Thanks to all your kind answers, I've > > found the Warning Text is as Follows > > > > Warning|1260|Record count is fewer than the column count at row 1 > > Warning|1260|Record count is fewer than the column count at row 2 > > Warning|1260|Record count is fewer than the column count at row 3 > > ..... > > Etcetera > > > > But, after searching the online Documentation I didn't find further > > explanation about those messages. > > > > What could possibly be the problem if your record count is fewer than > > the column count? > > > > When I start with the table there are no records in it. > > So, its true that record count is = Cero at the time > > > > The number of columns for the table ( column count ) is always 54 of > > course. > > > > Any Ideas...? > > > > Thanks you > > Mauricio > > > > PS: Thanks Renato, Victor, Dan for your answers. > > > > > > > -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
