From: "David Blomstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> --- Chris W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If you plan on using this process again, you may
> > want to track down the
> > source of the problem, but if you aren't going to
The "source of the problem" is the fact that it is common in a CSV file to
rep
--- Chris W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you plan on using this process again, you may
> want to track down the
> source of the problem, but if you aren't going to
> be exporting this way
> again and you just want to fix it, I would just open
> the csv file in a
> text editor and do a search
David Blomstrom wrote:
I just saved a spreadsheet (Microsoft Works) as a csv
file and imported it into a database. It worked fine,
except for some links, which acquired double quotes
when I saved the file as a csv file. In other words,
they now look like this:
Geobop
Do you have any idea what might
This isn't directly related to MySQL, but I thought
someone might have an answer - or maybe there's a way
MySQL can deal with it.
I just saved a spreadsheet (Microsoft Works) as a csv
file and imported it into a database. It worked fine,
except for some links, which acquired double quotes
when I s
