On Sunday 02 February 2003 23:10, John W. Holmes wrote:
> Then don't use LOAD DATA INFILE if it's not working for you. Write a PHP
> script to read each line of the file and insert it. Yes, it'll be a
> little slower, but then you could also add an auto_increment or
> timestamp field that'll keep
> > Then use an ORDER BY in your query. If you're relying on the
database to
> > spit out rows in the order they went in, then you're wrong.
>
> Hey man thanks for pointing that out... I know it's wrong, I
didn't
> design it but it's what I have to work with and I'm not being paid to
> fix it
Hi,
Monday, February 3, 2003, 12:09:59 AM, you wrote:
BVB> On Sat, 2003-02-01 at 20:07, John W. Holmes wrote:
>>
>> Then use an ORDER BY in your query. If you're relying on the database to
>> spit out rows in the order they went in, then you're wrong.
BVB> Hey man thanks for pointing that out...
On Sat, 2003-02-01 at 20:07, John W. Holmes wrote:
>
> Then use an ORDER BY in your query. If you're relying on the database to
> spit out rows in the order they went in, then you're wrong.
Hey man thanks for pointing that out... I know it's wrong, I didn't
design it but it's what I have to
Or add a "insert_date" column of type "timestamp" to the database. This
will automatically store the time of insertion. Then use ORDER BY
insert_date.
Edwin
Jason Sheets wrote:
You could create a integer column with an autoincrement flag, then order
the rows by this column, that should give yo
You could create a integer column with an autoincrement flag, then order
the rows by this column, that should give you the data in the order it
was inserted into the db. Depending on your database there are other
ways to do it.
Jason
On Sat, 2003-02-01 at 18:07, John W. Holmes wrote:
> > On Sat,
> On Sat, 2003-02-01 at 17:25, John W. Holmes wrote:
> > > I'm loading a .csv file into MySQL, done it a million times but
for
> > some
> > > reason it is scrambling the row order. All the fields are making
it in
> > > correctly but the order of the rows seems to end up totally
random.
> > I've
> >
On Sat, 2003-02-01 at 17:25, John W. Holmes wrote:
> > I'm loading a .csv file into MySQL, done it a million times but for
> some
> > reason it is scrambling the row order. All the fields are making it in
> > correctly but the order of the rows seems to end up totally random.
> I've
> > done this a
> I'm loading a .csv file into MySQL, done it a million times but for
some
> reason it is scrambling the row order. All the fields are making it in
> correctly but the order of the rows seems to end up totally random.
I've
> done this a million times and never saw this..
So?
Why does it matter to
Sorry for the OT question:
I'm loading a .csv file into MySQL, done it a million times but for some
reason it is scrambling the row order. All the fields are making it in
correctly but the order of the rows seems to end up totally random. I've
done this a million times and never saw this..
Any t
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