Hello.
Are you have MySQL installed on Windows? Windows has a different
symbol for a line end. In what way have you perform a dump? Check
with mysql command line client and SELECT query if you field contains
\r at the end. HEX function might be helpful in this case.
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Subject: RE: Reg insertion of data
That's not dumping. That is loading. Dumping is when you put the data
INTO a file.
Does your source data contain the \r\n pair or not?
You seem to be
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> You also forgot to mention how you are dumping
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end of line.
Thanks,
Narasimha
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You also fo
You also forgot to mention how you are dumping
Do you see the trailing \r if you run a normal query on the field? Use the
HEX() function and look for the value 0D anywhere in the output.
Are you 100% certain that the \r is not part of your original data? If
you look at your source data wi
Sorry, I forgot to mention theat I am inserting into mysql using load
data infile.
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Hi,
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