Hi all!
I'm trying to import a text file from Suunto Dive Manager. I've got
following table structure:
CREATE TABLE dives (
id int,
dive_number int,
dive_date date,
time_of_day time,
series int,
dc_dive_number int,
dive_time int,
surface_interval int,
max_depth float,
mean_depth float,
dc_type int,
dc_serial_number int,
dc_personal_data text,
dc_sample_rate int,
dc_altitude_mode int,
dc_personal_mode int,
solution_time_adj int,
modified int,
location text,
site text,
weather text,
water_visibility text,
air_temp int,
water_temp int,
water_temp_at_end int,
partner text,
dive_master text,
boat_name text,
cylinder_desc text,
cylinder_size float,
cylinder_units_code int,
cylinder_work_pressure float,
cylinder_start_pressure float,
cylinder_end_pressure int,
sac_rate float,
sac_units int,
user_field_1 text,
user_field_2 text,
user_field_3 text,
user_field_4 text,
user_field_5 text,
weight int,
oxygen_percent int,
olf_percent int,
otu_flag int
);
Data is structured as follows:
1,1,"07.08.2001","11:35",1,1,2220,0,6.0,0.0,12,0,"",20,0,0,0,1,"Sarigerme","Asche
Bucht","wolkenlos",">20m",35,0,30,"","Mehmet
Semerkant","","",0.00000,1,0.0000,0.0000,0,0.0000,0,"","","","","",12,0,0,0
My import gives following error:
sport=# copy dives from '/var/n/tmp/ov.CSV' delimiters ',';
": can't parse "ne 1, pg_atoi: error in "0
My first thought was that the date and time is wrong (because it's the
only "0), but even after removing it for a test results in the same
error. How can I find out, which field exactly causes this error?
My PostgreSQL version is (on Debian/Woody):
sport=# select version(); version
---------------------------------------------------------------
PostgreSQL 7.2.1 on i686-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by GCC 2.95.4
(1 row)
Regards,
Oliver
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