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  • in reply to: Export To File – Excel Format #31137
    rj55
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    I am in the US and use Excel 2007, currently on Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit, but used Windows Vista 64-bit before with same results.

    in reply to: Export To File – Excel Format #31135
    rj55
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    'peterlaursen' wrote on '26:

    This is by design actually.  And there has basically been no change since 5.23.  But I apologize that release notes from early 5.x are not very detailed – and unclear actually.

     

    Now let me explain: SQLyog is a GUI tool.  A such it is supposed handle every 'weirdity' of SQL-syntax transparently for user. If for instance you want to insert the string “backslash” from the DATA grid you just write that – unlike in the/any editor where you will need to quote and escape (ie. write “'backs\ash'” – with single quotes and escape the ).  In early SQLyog versions the CSV-export dialog was an exception – here user was supposed to handle escapes himslef. if he wanted “” as the escape-character, he would need to enter “\”.  This was fixed in 5.13 (as far as I can track down). With this release also the CSV-export dialogue escaped transparently and user only needed ot enter “”.

    Next problem was that users familiar with the old interface (and with SELECT INTO OUTFILE and LOAD DATA syntax) got confused. What they used to do did not work anymore. So in 5.23 we made an 'exception' as regards the CSV-export dialog: here escaping is optional (basically escape characters are ignored).  So both “\” and “” mean “”.

    Do I understand correctly that you want to escape with (litterally) “\”?  In that case you would need to enter “\\”  – what is not possible currently as the input field takes only 2 characters.  This may be (I think it is) a 'regression' after 5.23. 

    Well, only thing I really want is that selecting “Excel Friendly” format should result in a file that is compatible with Excel. This is not the case now, but the easy work around is to just use MySQL Query Browser instead when I need to export data to Excel.

    in reply to: Export To File – Excel Format #31133
    rj55
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    Sorry, I am not sure what version I used before but I have not used SQLyog very long. Just realized that it could also have been that I just haven't exported any data where escaping was needed until after the update, but that is highly unlikely.

    Anyway, main issue is that it doesn't work correctly in the current version and I have to use MySQL Query Browser instead if I need to export data.

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