Tried all three. The first two gave me the same error as before. The third doesn't give an error but it says "0 rows affected" and there is no entry in the table.
didn't work. but, if i add the 2 fields that are missing to the User.txt (_NewID:int,_Action:varchar(10)) and put a zero and 'insert' in the row value, it works
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Tried all three. The first two gave me the same error as before. The third doesn't give an error but it says "0 rows affected" and there is no entry in the table.
I'm stumped. I tried your example as the input file and it worked exactly right for me.
Could it have something to do with the mysql version? i'm using 5.6.20.
I'm on 5.6 as well.
What's your default character set?
it's utf-8 (although the database i'm importing from is latin1)
Try adding
character set latin1afterGDN_zUser.didn't work. but, if i add the 2 fields that are missing to the User.txt (_NewID:int,_Action:varchar(10)) and put a zero and 'insert' in the row value, it works![:\](https://open.vanillaforums.com/plugins/emojiextender/emoji/little/confused.png ":\")
Is your MySQL install in strict mode?
@GLOBAL.sql_mode; returns STRICT_TRANS_TABLES,NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION
Ding. Get rid of
STRICT_TRANS_TABLES.is this something that i could set back once i'm done importing?
You could, sure. I really don't think it's going to matter.