Load data to your table : Import Export Data « MySQL Utilities « MySQL Tutorial

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26.2.4.Load data to your table

Create a text file myTable.txt containing one record per line.

The values are separated by tabs.

The order should be consistant with the columns listed in the CREATE TABLE statement.

For NULL values, use \N (backslash, capital-N).

For example:

1 firstName lastName M \N 1997-12-09

To load the text file myTable.txt into the myTable table, use this command:

mysql> LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE 'c:\\myTable.txt' INTO TABLE myTable LINES TERMINATED BY '\r\n';





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26.2.Import Export Data
	26.2.1.	Turn Exporting and Importing Data on
	26.2.2.	Exporting Data
	26.2.3.	Importing data
	26.2.4.	Load data to your table
	26.2.5.	LOAD DATA INFILE into a table

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