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Jun 5 |
accepted | How to import a.csv file into a postgresql database using \copy? |
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Jun 5 |
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How to import a.csv file into a postgresql database using \copy? yeah, that was it! I should really at least try to understand what I'm copying :) The delimiters was actually ';' instead of ','. They were missing in my question, because I copied it out of excel. |
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asked | How to import a.csv file into a postgresql database using \copy? |
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Feb 27 |
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Feb 27 |
accepted | Does sp_spaceused data contain more than the sum of each table data? |
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Feb 27 |
answered | Does sp_spaceused data contain more than the sum of each table data? |
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Feb 22 |
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Does sp_spaceused data contain more than the sum of each table data? hm, my text got deleted :( alright, thanks for the answer but I will try to get more specific: I get two resultsets after quering 'EXEC SP_SPACEUSED'. In the second I have the 'data' column with the 'Total amount of space used by data'. Now I'm quering 'EXEC sp_spaceused <tableX>' for all tables. If I sum up every the data-entry for each table, shouldn't I get to the result I get for the total database? |
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Feb 22 |
asked | Does sp_spaceused data contain more than the sum of each table data? |