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How do I open a CSV file in MySQL Workbench?
You’ll see a “Open File” Dialog Box. Navigate to your CSV file and click Open button. You can use the same queries with CSV or TXT files, by changing the file extension in your query. You can also use it to import tab delimited file into MySQL Workbench.
How do I import data into Workbench?
To import a file, open Workbench and click on + next to the MySQL connections option. Fill in the fields with the connection information. Once connected to the database go to Data Import/Restore. Choose the option Import from Self-Contained File and select the file.
Can a CSV file be imported into Data Workbench?
The Data Workbench tool only accepts CSV files from its own work center (from Download Metadata in Import view, exported from Export view or templates created in Templates view). The CSV-Migration-Template is a special type of CSV template, accepted exclusively in the Migration tool.
Is the synchronous CSV view available in Workbench?
If you run your own instance of Workbench, the synchronous CSV view is available. This uses the same query engine as the List view, so your query should work. This option is disabled in the public version for performance reasons. Installation instructions can be found here:
Can you export data from Workbench to excel?
Once installed, it has an option of data export (helps you write SOQL lightning fast!) which you can use to export data as Excel/CSV/Json etc. Give it a try, it would save lot of time (copying results as HTML and HTML to excel must be painful!) If you run your own instance of Workbench, the synchronous CSV view is available.
What kind of file does Data Workbench accept?
Both Data Workbench and Mass Data Maintenance only accept files in UTF-8 format. Additionally, when using Linux or Mac, it might be related to the end of line control characters. Linux uses LF (line feed) and Mac uses CR (cartridge return), while the system expects the CR+LF type, standard in Windows.