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- Combining Schemas – DuckDB 12078
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...ed together, as well as the second column in each file, etc. For example, consider the following two files. flights1.csv : FlightDate|UniqueCarrier|OriginCityName|DestCityName 1988-01-01|AA|New York, NY|Los Angeles, CA 1988-01-02|AA|New York, NY|Los Angele...s, CA flights2.csv : FlightDate|UniqueCarrier|OriginCityName|DestCityName 1988-01-03|AA|New York, NY|Los Angeles, CA Reading the two files at the same tim...e will produce the following result set: FlightDate UniqueCarrier OriginCityName DestCityName 1988-01-01 AA New York, NY Los Angeles, CA 1988-01-02 AA New York, NY Los Angele... - https://man.mtool.work/duckdb/1.3/data/multiple_files/combining_schemas.html
- CSV Import – DuckDB 10552
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...read_csv function with custom options: SELECT * FROM read_csv ( 'flights.csv' , delim = '|' , header = true , columns = { 'FlightDate' : 'DATE' , 'UniqueCarrier' : 'VARCHAR' , 'OriginCityName' : 'VARCHAR' , 'DestCityName' : 'VARCHAR' }); Read a CSV from st...ns: cat flights.csv | duckdb -c "SELECT * FROM read_csv('/dev/stdin')" Read a CSV file into a table: CREATE TABLE ontime ( FlightDate DATE , UniqueCarrier VARCHAR , OriginCityName VARCHAR , DestCityName VARCHAR ); COPY ontime FROM 'flights.csv' ; Alternati...be named column0, column1, column2, ... . An example with the flights.csv file: SELECT * FROM read_csv ( 'flights.csv' ); FlightDate UniqueCarrier OriginCityName DestCityName 1988-01-01 AA New York, NY Los Angeles, CA 1988-01-02 AA New York, NY Los Angele... - https://man.mtool.work/duckdb/1.3/data/csv/overview.html
- CSV Auto Detection – DuckDB 8401
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...Parameters Considered values delim , | ; \t quote " ' (empty) escape " ' \ (empty) Consider the example file flights.csv : FlightDate|UniqueCarrier|OriginCityName|DestCityName 1988-01-01|AA|New York, NY|Los Angeles, CA 1988-01-02|AA|New York, NY|Los Angele...est priority meaning that all columns are converted to VARCHAR if they cannot be cast to anything else. In flights.csv the FlightDate column will be cast to a DATE , while the other columns will be cast to VARCHAR . The set of candidate types that should b...ts.csv , we can see that the header row consists of only VARCHAR columns – whereas the values contain a DATE value for the FlightDate column. As such – the system defines the first row as the header row and extracts the column names from the header row. In... - https://man.mtool.work/duckdb/1.3/data/csv/auto_detection.html
- CSV Import Tips – DuckDB 7501
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...of only certain columns by providing a struct of name → type mappings. SELECT * FROM read_csv ( 'flights.csv' , types = { 'FlightDate' : 'DATE' }); Use COPY When Loading Data into a Table The COPY statement copies data directly into a table. The CSV reader... - https://man.mtool.work/duckdb/1.3/data/csv/tips.html
- Reading Multiple Files – DuckDB 7390
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...file. For example: SELECT * FROM read_csv ([ 'flights1.csv' , 'flights2.csv' ], union_by_name = true , filename = true ); FlightDate OriginCityName DestCityName UniqueCarrier filename 1988-01-01 New York, NY Los Angeles, CA NULL flights1.csv 1988-01-02 Ne... - https://man.mtool.work/duckdb/1.3/data/multiple_files/overview.html
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