Load Data Infile Error After Upgrade To 5.0
I'm trying to load a fixed length file into a table using the following statement:
load data infile "filename" into table table_name fields terminated by '' enclosed by '';
It worked fine previously, but after the upgrade to 5.0 I'm receiving this error:
ERROR 1406 (22001): Data too long for column 'client_cust_id' at row 1
the column is VARCHAR(30) and I've triple checked the file to make sure its formatted properly. Any thoughts?
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