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I'm getting an error message when I run the following query:
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The $query statement is nearly identical to one I've used successfully in another application (only difference being this one I'm not specifying column names), and the data is, I believe, formatted correctly, using \t to separate the columns and \n to end each data line. Any idea what I might be doing wrong?
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well, simply check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL
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thanks a bunch darksoul
![]() I must've compared this query to my previous one a dozen times, somehow I missed the quotes.
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