Re: Workbench 5.2: No field data integrity check???
Shirley,
this scenario sounds like there's no single import-reverse engineer-refactor-apply solution. If you have a large amount of different csv files and this task is recurring then it might be better to write an import application/script that can take csv data in various formats and imports that directly into an existing (already optimized) database. That will take quite some grief from you but might not be possible if have no way to create such an import application/script.
Mike
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