mysql: import csv data

by prettyscripts on 2011-12-16 10:47:00 • Leave a comment »

sql

there are a few ways to to it. here's a solution using load data. load data local infile '/path/to/csvfile' fields terminated by ',' enclosed by '"' lines terminated by '\n' [ignore 1 lines] [(column_1, @dummy, column_2,...)] notes line 5: t… more »

Tags: csv, data, import, mysql, sql

blogger to b2evo

by prettyscripts on 2010-02-09 10:55:24 • Leave a comment »

bookmarkb2evolution

detail instruction on how to export data from blogger and import into b2evolution. i haven't tried it yet but this link will be handy when i need to. more »

Tags: b2evo, blogger, export, import

PuTTY: import and export settings

by prettyscripts on 2009-12-18 01:42:52 • Leave a comment »

tool

putty does not offer functions to import and export settings. settings are saved in the registry and are imported and exported manually.exportopen registrylocate HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\SimonTathamfile > export, save the filecopy this f… more »

Tags: export, import, putty, telnet

symfony: import sfGuardUser data

by prettyscripts on 2009-07-03 13:42:43 • Leave a comment »

symfony

since i need to run 'symfony propel:build-all-load' constantly while developing a symfony project, to save myself from creating users for sfGuard plugin everytime it’s run, data from related table were dumped then saved as fixture data so that they are a… more »

Tags: import, symfony

symfony: database to fixture data

by prettyscripts on 2009-05-30 14:33:00 • Leave a comment »

symfony

while developing a symfony project, it's usually required to rebuild database and reload data constantly with 'symfony doctrine:build-all' or 'symfony doctrine:build-all-load' constantly. when this is run, test data are wiped. the easy way is to have i… more »

Tags: data, database, dump, export, fixtures, framework, import, symfony