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Thx for the report.
I have forwarded the issue to my development team. The bug (if there are any) will be fixed in the next BETA.
RiteshMemberThis feature is in the TO-DO list if v4.2.
RiteshMemberWhile exporting data using SQLyog, just check the option Set FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0. It will generate the script like:
Code:/*
SQLyog v4.03
Host – 207.184.100.230 : Database – vah service
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Server version 5.0.2-alpha
*/create database if not exists `vah service`;
use `vah service`;
set foreign_key_checks = 0;
/*
Table structure for Tech Names
*/drop table if exists `Tech Names`;
CREATE TABLE `Tech Names` (
`Tech Name` text NOT NULL,
`Tech Number` smallint(6) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (`Tech Number`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 ROW_FORMAT=DYNAMIC;…………..
…………..set foreign_key_checks = 1;
RiteshMemberWhich version of SQLyog are you using?
4.1 BETA or 4.0x?
RiteshMemberdekamerone wrote on Feb 25 2005, 02:03 PM:Error No. 2013.Lost connection to MySQL server during query
Does this help:
RiteshMemberUncheck the option Flush Logs Before Dump and try again.
RiteshMemberBug confirmed.
Will be fixed in 4.03.
RiteshMemberCode:version()
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3.23.58-max-ntSame result.
My history tab shows the following query.
Code:load data local infile 'D:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/Desktop/Fulfillment_Catalog_exp_pricelist_prices.txt' into table `bimp`.`exp_pricelist_prices` fields escaped by '\' terminated by ',' lines terminated by 'rn' ignore 1 lines ( `printsize_id`, `pricelist_id`, `price`, `sort` )RiteshMemberWhich version of MySQL are you using?
RiteshMemberClick Import
RiteshMemberSelect Table -> Export/Import -> Import data from CSV… and enter the correct values.
RiteshMemberCreate table using the statement provided by you.
RiteshMemberI was successfuly able to import 92 rows of data in the file without any problem. The screenshots depict the steps I followed.
RiteshMemberCan you cut-n-paste the CREATE TABLE STMT… for the table?
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