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jeroen clarysse — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Sorry for this really stupid question, but we haven't got the manuals yet
(the machine is only on trial. Once the decision to buy it has been made
(which will surely happen, only I don't know when (I'm the one working
with it, so I have no say in purchase decisions ;-)) we'll get the paper
truck... until then this newsgroup is my only resort
Here goes : how can I, using the dbimport tool get some tab-delimited
text-file data into my database ? (the file comes over from PC access
database)
all I get is
$ dbimport
Usage:
dbimport <database> [-X] [-c] [-q] [-d <dbspace>]
[-l [{ buffered | <log-file> }] [-ansi]]
[{ -i <dir> | -t <tapedev> [ -b <blksz> -s <tapesz> ] [-f <script-file>] }]
NOTE: <log-file> must be a complete path arguments to dbimport are order independent
and when trying harder :
$ dbimport customerCannot open sql script file
anyone a suggestion for me ?
thanks
jeroen
jeroen@hypervision.be
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