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Hey folks!
First off - been using postgres for a short time and am really impressed!
Much more professional than mysql. When I saw a query plan that actually
looked like a query plan I was very pleased! (maybe I'm being a bit harsh
on
mysql here?)
I'm running postgres 8.3 (just downloaded last week) on my dev machine
(Windows Xp). I have what is probably a very simple question. I'm trying
to
do a bulk insert of up to about 1000 rows using the copy command. I'm
using
php's pdo for the data access. Here's some example sql I'm sending to the
server:
COPY searchindustry (searchsessionid, industrycode) FROM stdin;
289 5110
289 5121
289 5122
289 5123
289 5124
289 5125
289 5126
289 5129
\.
The error I get in the postgres query log is "syntax error at or near
"289"
at character 65". char 65 is the first line of the data.
The data columns are seperated by a tab (they're not shown in this email
properly). Since it's Windows all lines are terminated with both CR and
LF.
searchindustry is a table with 3 columns. The 2 you can see are integer
and
the 3rd column is a serial.
I've examined the data in hex and there are no weird chars in it.
I've pasted the same query into the sql tool in pgadmin 3 and I get
exactly
the same error.
As a side note, if I try to use the copy command to output from a table to
stdout the query never completes (pgadmin 3 crashes and I have to kill it
and restart). This is probably a pgadmin 3 bug.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
Mat Dodgson
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Hey folks!<br><br>First off - been using postgres for a short time and am
really impressed! Much more professional than mysql. When I saw a query
plan that actually looked like a query plan I was very pleased! (maybe
I'm being a bit harsh on mysql here?)<br>
<br>I'm running postgres 8.3 (just downloaded last week) on my dev
machine (Windows Xp). I have what is probably a very simple question.
I'm trying to do a bulk insert of up to about 1000 rows using the copy
command. I'm using php's pdo for the data access. Here's some
example sql I'm sending to the server:<br>
<br>COPY searchindustry (searchsessionid, industrycode) FROM
stdin;<br>289 5110<br>289
5121<br>289 5122<br>289
5123<br>289 5124<br>289
5125<br>289 5126<br>289
5129<br>\.<br><br>The error I get in the postgres query log is
"syntax error at or near
"289" at character 65". char 65 is the first line of the
data.<br><br>The data columns are seperated by a tab (they're not
shown in this email properly). Since it's Windows all lines are
terminated with both CR and LF. searchindustry is a table with 3 columns.
The 2 you can see are integer and the 3rd column is a serial.<br>
<br>I've examined the data in hex and there are no weird chars in it.
<br><br>I've pasted the same query into the sql tool in pgadmin 3 and
I get exactly the same error.<br><br>As a side note, if I try to use the
copy command to output from a table to stdout the query never completes
(pgadmin 3 crashes and I have to kill it and restart). This is probably a
pgadmin 3 bug.<br>
<br>Any help would be much appreciated.<br><br>Thanks!<br><br>Mat
Dodgson<br><br>
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