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An item I use often is CSV files (or more accurately tabbed separated values) . This is often complicated even if you have root on the machine as the system only wished to output this to a secure location, based on secure_file_priv. A little odd as I can dump it to SQL, but not to a faster CSV format... anyway... as a work around taking a SQL dump file I can recreate the sql and csv data by parsing a full sql dump file... I'm just not sure the best way to include this if at all?
The best solution would be to update the code to only write out what is required. but this is a very simple stand alone option that could be run after the current code to convert instead... less efficient but simple...
An item I use often is CSV files (or more accurately tabbed separated values) . This is often complicated even if you have root on the machine as the system only wished to output this to a secure location, based on secure_file_priv. A little odd as I can dump it to SQL, but not to a faster CSV format... anyway... as a work around taking a SQL dump file I can recreate the sql and csv data by parsing a full sql dump file... I'm just not sure the best way to include this if at all?
The best solution would be to update the code to only write out what is required. but this is a very simple stand alone option that could be run after the current code to convert instead... less efficient but simple...
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