Re: Conversion of text file into mysql table
MyISAM table files are not text files. They contain a lot of NUL bytes, which are not handled well by most text tools. The record layout depends on table types. There exists a plethora of rules, how to store column values in which situation. I do not believe that it makes sense to implement this all anew. Just use the MyISAM functions.
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