@@ -43,8 +43,8 @@ function createtable(conn::Connection, nm::AbstractString, sch::Tables.Schema; d
43
43
end
44
44
45
45
"""
46
- ODBC .load(table, conn, name; append=true, quoteidentifiers=true, limit=typemax(Int64), createtableclause=nothing, columnsuffix=Dict(), debug=false)
47
- table |> ODBC .load(conn, name; append=true, quoteidentifiers=true, limit=typemax(Int64), createtableclause=nothing, columnsuffix=Dict(), debug=false)
46
+ MySQL .load(table, conn, name; append=true, quoteidentifiers=true, limit=typemax(Int64), createtableclause=nothing, columnsuffix=Dict(), debug=false)
47
+ table |> MySQL .load(conn, name; append=true, quoteidentifiers=true, limit=typemax(Int64), createtableclause=nothing, columnsuffix=Dict(), debug=false)
48
48
49
49
Attempts to take a Tables.jl source `table` and load into the database represented by `conn` with table name `name`.
50
50
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ by doing something like `columnsuffix=Dict(:Name => "CHARACTER SET utf8mb4")`.
60
60
Do note that databases vary wildly in requirements for `CREATE TABLE` and column definitions
61
61
so it can be extremely difficult to load data generically. You may just need to tweak some of the provided
62
62
keyword arguments, but you may also need to execute the `CREATE TABLE` and `INSERT` statements
63
- yourself. If you run into issues, you can [open an issue](https://github.com/JuliaDatabases/ODBC .jl/issues) and
63
+ yourself. If you run into issues, you can [open an issue](https://github.com/JuliaDatabases/MySQL .jl/issues) and
64
64
we can see if there's something we can do to make it easier to use this function.
65
65
"""
66
66
function load end
0 commit comments