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Question : Import graphics into MySQL
I have a MySQL database on a Linux host. I can import data from .sql or .csv into my database.
On the server, we are importing graphics one at a time into a binary field.
Is there a way to do any one of the following:
...manually upload the graphics to a folder on the host, then, with a .sql command or script add that data to the database. Each graphic has the same name as the item number. For example, each record would have a field ItemNumber: #### and a field Graphic: the graphic would be named the same ####.jpg
OR
... import graphics from .sql, .csv or MS ACCESS?
Answer : Import graphics into MySQL
I think the easiest method would be to upload your images to a folder, and reference them in your database. If the ItemNumber is used for the image name then a SQL statement like the following should do the trick.
1:
UPDATE yourTable SET Graphic = CONCAT(ItemNumber, ".jpg");
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