I want to escape this command in Python 3.6, as I want to use it to run it through a bulk of csv files.
for filename in glob.glob(CSV_FOLDER_LOCATION + "/*.csv"):
# Adds quotes to filename because of the problem caused by spaces in path names
quoted_filename = '"' + filename + '"'
os.system(MYSQL_LOCATION + r" -u root LOAD DATA INFILE " + quoted_filename + " INTO TABLE " + TABLE_NAME +
r" CHARACTER SET ascii FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' ENCLOSED BY '"' LINES TERMINATED BY '/n' IGNORE 1 LINES")
The comma shows up as whitespace. This is the output:
C:/Program Files/MySQL/MySQL Server 5.7/bin/mysql.exe -u root LOAD DATA INFILE "C:/prog/csv/CSVFiles\CC19711977ZWEIG-ZZ.csv" INTO TABLE vcc2.tmp_cards CHARACTER SET ascii FIELDS TERMINATED BY ENCLOSED BY '"' LINES TERMINATED BY '/n' IGNORE 1 LINES
What is the correct way to escape that string?
Edit: Added image for clarification:
Maybe I'm really thick and missing something obvious, but how can I "raw string" it C-style?
答案 0 :(得分:0)
以这种方式逃脱:
os.system(
r"LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE " + '"' + CSV_FOLDER_LOCATION + '/' + filename + '"' + " INTO TABLE " + TABLE_NAME +
r' CHARACTER SET ascii FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' + '\',\'' + ' ENCLOSED BY ' + '\'"\'' +
' LINES TERMINATED BY ' + '\'\\n\'' + ' IGNORE 1 LINES')