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Ritesh
MemberQuote:I like your answer better than Cal'sSince, I work for Webyog I know what is in the TO-DO list for SQLyog.
Ritesh
MemberScheduled Query execution is in the TO-DO list of SQLyog 2003 😀
Ritesh
MemberYou can check out MySQL or RH site itself. Doing a search in the MySQL Mailing List archive might help you.
Google should provide you with more information.
Ritesh
MemberQuote:If SQLyog will not allow you to specify more than 1 code in the line termination box then THIS is an issue they should deal with.You can specify more then one code in the line termination box. Most often for Windows file, it will be rn
Ritesh
MemberYou can specify the Escape Characters in your Text/CSV file by clicking on the Change… button in the Import From CSV File… Dialog box.
If the lines are terminated by CRLF then you can give rn in the Lines Terminated By… field and SQLyog will correctly import your data.
Quote:The default separation character is t but text file extension used is CSV (comma separated value). It's confusing but I can live with that.Its like that because it is common among developer/administrators to export data where fields are separated by t 😀
Ritesh
MemberConfirmed.
Will be fixed in SQLyog 3.1 final release.
Ritesh
MemberYou cannot connect to a MySQL server behind a firewall.
Ritesh
MemberQuote:going back to the SQLyog Help File page on the siteSave the file on your local hard disk 😀
Ritesh
MemberSorry to say, but I am not able to understand your problem.
Ritesh
MemberThe feature is in our TO-DO list.
Ritesh
MemberQUOTE can link the mysql tables into access from >File>Get External Data>Link Tables, but the other way around, i can't! You cannot do that in MySQL.
Ritesh
MemberYes, you need to use the ODBC driver for text files.
You can also try the CSV import option available in SQLyog.
Ritesh
MemberI am not sure whether I understood your problem correctly.
QUOTE i'm really going nuts on finding this thing about linking the MySQL table to an Access table. Do you mean using Access to work with MySQL?
Ritesh
MemberAs of now, we dont have any plans to support Interbase/Firebird.
Ritesh
MemberWe will inform you when the Beta is ready. Our development team is working on SQLyog 3.1
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