The error should have given you a row number. Did you open up the file and that row number and make sure there wasn't?
On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 12:35 PM, John Polo <polo@okstate.edu> wrote:
Greetings, I have looked through the documentation provided on postgresql.org for help with a few items, since I don't know much about DBs or PostgreSQL. It seems that most of the documentation on the site is focused toward on the command line. Is there another useful resource that focuses on GUI help?
At the moment I have several CSVs from the US Forest Service's FIA progam and would like to set up a new DB with the CSVs as tables. I set up a non-admin user and when I try to import a CSV to a table, I get a couple of error messages. The first is that there is extra data after the last column. I read somewhere that error arose because I was importing to an existing table, even though the table was something I just made in GUI by right-clicking and using the menu and the table as far as I knew was empty. I deleted the table and am trying to find another way to create a table by clicking on something and copying directly/importing from the CSV.
I tried psql. I wrote "create table ok_boundary; copy ok_boundary from 'c:\[...]ok_boundary.csv' delimiter ',' csv header;" (all with caps as shown in documentation or on stackoverflow.com) and it wouldn't let me create the table to begin with. Trying to pick up the command line stuff is slower than the GUI for me, so it would be great if I could find something to get through the initial steps that is less focused on the command line. In the bigger picture, I am trying to get PostgreSQL and PostGIS to work with QGIS for a couple of GIS projects and so in the process, I am trying to get my head wrapped around those two former programs and their connections.
