Ben son birkaç saat için de benzer bir sorun sahip oldum ve nihayet bu yüzden orijinal posteri yardımcı olsa bile, benim çözüm paylaşmak olacak çalışmak için bir ithalat ele verdik.
Short version:
1.) if an Excel file, save as ODS (open document spreadsheet) format.
1a.) If the file is some kind of text format with delimiters (like the original poster has), then open Excel, and once inside Excel use File/Open to open the file. There you will be able to select the appropriate delimiter to view the file. Make sure the file looks alright, THEN save as ODS format (and close the file).
2.) Open the file in OpenOffice Calc (free download from Oracle/Sun).
2a.) Press Ctrl-F to open the Find dialog box. Click More Options and make sure "Current Selection Only" is NOT checked.
2b.) Search for double quotes. If there are none in your file, you can skip steps 4 and 5.
3.) Save As -> Text CSV. Select options for UTF-8 format (press "u" 3 times to get there fast), select ";" (semi colon) as separator, and select double quotes for text.
4.) If there were any double quotes found in your file in step 2b, continue, otherwise just import the file as CSV with phpMyAdmin (see step 6). It should work.
5a.) Open in Word or any other text editor where you can do Find -> Replace All.
5b.) Find all instances of three double quotes in a row by searching for """ (if you do find any, you might even want to search for 4, 5, 6 etc. in a row until you come up empty).
5c.) Replace the """ with a placeholder that is not found anywhere else in your csv. I replaced them with 'abcdefg'.
5d.) Find -> Replace all instances of "" (two double quotes in a row) with \" (forward slash and double quote).
5e.) Find -> Replace all instances of abcdefg (or your chosen placeholder from step 5c) with \"". 5c and this step ensure that any quotes occuring at the end of a field just before the text-delimiting quote are properly 'escaped'.
5f.) Finally, save the file, keeping in UTF-8 (or whatever format you need for import).
6.a) In phpMyAdmin, click the "import" tab, click the "choose file" button, and select the file you just saved.
6b.) under 'Format of imported file' CSV should be selected. If column names are in the first row, make sure that checkbox is checked. Most importantly, 'Fields terminated by' should be set to ; (semi colon), 'Fields enclosed by' should be set to " (double quotes), and 'Fields escaped by' should be set to \ (forward slash). You set that up in your file by following step 3, and if necessary by following steps 5a - 5f.
7.) Click "Git" ve sadece bir saat israf etmedi dua.
Şimdi kısa versiyonu bu uzun ortaya çıktı ki, ben uzun versiyonu atlamak.
Suffice it to say, there seem to be 2 major problems with importing through phpmyadmin.
1.) There's some kind of memory problem that prevents large Excel and ODS files (how large is large? not sure yet) being imported.
2.) Neither OpenOffice nor Excel seem to save their csv files in a way that's compatible with phpmyadmin. They want to escape double quotes with double quotes. phpMyAdmin wants double quotes escaped with something else, like forward slash.
The first problem will hopefully be fixed in an update of phpmyadmin (and/or the Excel importing add-on 'PHPExcel').
The second one could be fixed if there was an easy way to change the escape character for Excel or ODS files saved as CSV, or if phpMyAdmin could be made compatible with their format (that should actually be pretty easy. Simply have it perform the same find-replace actions we performed manually above to skirt the double quote problem).
Ben burada yazılı bu çözümü ve bir saat keşfetme 3-4 saat geçirdim gibi bu, birileri yardımcı olur umarım. Ben çok uzun değil umut, ama ben her yerde sıfırdan uzmanlık tüm seviyelerinde insanlara yardım için umut oldu (muhtemelen yaklaşık 0.1).
