Tutorial: How to Download MySql Workbench and Import CSV File Into It

Hey, everybody, this is my first time recording the tutorial, it's an amazing experience. Hope you can learn something from this video and please leave comments below if you know more about how to import a large CSV file to Workbench!

[@rebeccaamodeo7901]

Thank you, this video saved me so much time learning how to import the tables!

[@Mirmirsan11]

Thank you Thank you Thank you. I was watching videos for two days and yours is the one with the simple non complex data export.

[@tenzenin6301]

nothing makes you feel more pro than importing a large csv file into mysql for your latest project.

[@fowobajek]

Just what I was looking for. Thanks for this useful video.

[@steevdavis8731]

Thanks dude...You saved my day..!!! :-) it was really helpful..!!!

[@ataiesentur3722]

Thank you so much for that video! Really saved me a time and my work quality ! Definitely helpful!

[@cesarl.c.847]

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[@pauls7056]

Very comprehensive, Fan. Really helpful. Thank you for posting. I'm pleased you showed the problems with importing really large spreadsheets. I'd have been thinking I'd done something wrong so it really helped when you showed what the difficulties could be - and the work around. Great video.

[@fanzhang8942]

My pleasure to help you, Paul!

[@pauls7056]

I'd just add that your presentation was even better. I followed your instructions step by step to change the SQL password and it worked perfectly - first time. I watched some other videos by other people and they made it so complicated. But your way worked effortlessly.

[@fanzhang8942]

The purpose of making this tutorial video is to let others easily understand the MySQL Workbench and I am glad my video can help you!

[@naufalasy-syaddad111]

I'm thrilled because I got the solution for my problem that I faced... before I watch this video, I spend so much time on calculating total of transaction manually...after I watch this video, I save much time... thank you...

[@David-nx9gf]

Great content
Thank you so much !

[@rnagrajnayak9669]

Thank you very much Sir.Nice tutorial.

[@estebansanchez4728]

You beast, super helpful video. Thanks man

[@CrowdControlGuy]

Thanks Zhang - the timing of your video release is perfect. I've just imported 29,339 records with around 250,000 entries for Industry Data collected over 5 years. Ran your video, paused it and then kept replaying bits until I got it. Now I have a huge learning curve ahead of me. Don't stress about your video making - it's fine. May I suggest that you invest in a good quality external microphone (or headset) and you future videos will be even better. Take care - Alan :)

[@fanzhang8942]

You are welcome, Alan! Never thought my video would help somebody! You encourage me to make more videos in the future. Maybe, next time I will consider using headphone haha.

[@Walkerwood95]

You did this the same way he did? I got the same error he did when I tried to upload a file of about 60 columns and 1500 rows. It wouldn’t import that many rows. How did you do such a large file?

[@VS-oi2ev]

This was incredibly helpful. Thanks a lot.

[@fanzhang8942]

Haha, my pleasure!

[@sadiqbalogun]

Just saved my life! Thanks!!!

[@pulkit0581]

Thanks alot! Very helpful video.

[@gplus46]

I'm using a mac and keep getting the following Error 'Unhandled exception: new-line character seen in unquoted field - do you need to open the file in universal-newline mode?'
It appears after i've selected the desired import file and click 'next" any ideas?
Thanks

[@DucNguyen-js5gs]

Great tutorial for beginners!

[@xenon1666]

awesome! thanks a lot.. this is what I was looking for!!! :)

[@hukonomics1]

This was extremely helpful! Thank you sir

[@fanzhang8942]

😉

[@ivyzhu3981]

Nice video, it solves my problem. Keep up the good work! And Thanks!!! :)

[@fanzhang8942]

Glad to hear that!

[@umairarif88]

Thanks man. First i convert my data in to csv and then i used your video

[@fanzhang8942]

My pleasure bro.

[@Frazer213]

how do you input multiple tabs at once, it only takes the first tab from my cvs file

[@tommyphillips1030]

Perfect! My only question is how to import null values. For me, rows with null values were not imported.

[@ammarjamsheddataalchemist6627]

Thanks this really helped me

[@raadrafique]

great tutorial for beginners!

[@georgeye2759]

You are a legend!

[@oscarpena4801]

Thank you so much. You helped me a lot!!!

[@fanzhang8942]

Great! That's what I want!

[@weiyang8650]

This is really helpful

[@mr-ys3wr]

thank you! very useful

[@floriaanvanbemmelen6512]

thanks, it was really helpfull

[@charliegarza228]

Perfect thank you so much!

[@sirongzeng4096]

Hi, I use the way you teach to load csv data into mysql workbench but it kept showing errors, can I ask you for more details and solutions?

[@SS-yj5yi]

HUGE THANKS

[@Ankursingh-eu2oo]

you can youse dont use lint option on the midel top of the mysql work brench
than it's take any amount of the data set

[@millennial_post]

Thank You

[@huynhhuunhan6318]

many thank

[@lolista]

nice

[@maksim0933]

great video ) but I failed to save my data from excel to any text format....nothings helps, error still occurs

[@c.deg.7982]

Thanks bruh.

[@michaelebays]

mysql max columns in a table is 4096

[@hkJohn92]

thanks~

[@helloworld1626]

so how about the missing value? what if I want to keep those rows?

[@ma19897]

becase he changes the data type to integer it should be string

[@elmirach4706]

It's ok I wish you deleted the portions of video like explaining the table or the time when it didnt work, I mean I am not planning to do that table so ...