Import
In the Database tool window ( ) , right-click a data source, or a schema and select .
In the file browser window that opens, navigate to the SQL file that you want to run and click Open.
Select the settings for your run configuration.
Target data source / schema: databases or schemas against which you want to run your database scripts. This setting is dialect-dependent.
If you select a data source as a target, GoLand displays a schema in which the script will be run. It is the default schema.
Script files: SQL files that you want to run. To add files, click the Add button (
) and navigate to files that you want to run. If a script contains schema switching, you will see a warning (
).
Click Run.
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To see other options of how you can run an SQL file against a database, see Run SQL files.
In the Database tool window ( ) , right-click a schema or a table and select .
Navigate to the file that contains delimiter-separated values and double-click it.
In the Import "file_name" File dialog, specify the data conversion settings and click Import.
You can select in what schema to create a table and whether to import data to a new table or an existing one. To select a schema or a table, use Table and Target schema lists.
To mark the first row as a header, right-click the row in the Data Preview pane and select First Row Is Header.
In the Database tool window ( ) , right-click a schema or a table and select .
Navigate to the files that contain delimiter-separated values, select them, and click Open.
In the Import "file_name" File dialog, specify the data conversion settings for every file. You can go through the files in the Sources pane. Click Import to import the files.
You can select in what schema to create a table and whether to import data to a new table or an existing one. To select a schema or a table, use Table and Target schema for all sources lists.
To mark the first row as a header, right-click the row in the Data Preview pane and select First Row Is Header.
For more information about data conversion settings, see Import File dialog.
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If you drag a file into a schema or carry out the Import Data from File(s) command for a schema, GoLand creates a new table for the data that you import. If you perform the same actions for an existing table, GoLand adds the data to that table.
Select tables that you want to copy to a different schema, database, or existing table.
Open the Import 'table_name' Table dialog. To open the Import 'table_name' Table dialog, you can use the following actions:
Right-click the selection and navigate to .
Drag the selection to a schema or a database.
Press CtrlShift0A, type
copy tables toand press Enter.
From the Target schema for all sources list, select a schema in which you want to create a table. In case of a single table, this menu item is called Target schema.
In the Table list, type a name of a new table or select an existing table to add data to the selected table.
In the Sources list, click tables that you want to configure.
(Optional) Click the Add icon (
) to add columns, keys, and indexes.(Optional) Select Insert inconvertible values as null if you want to insert NULL when the IDE meets an inconvertible value.
Select Disable indexes and triggers, lock table (may be faster) if you want to disable indexes and triggers during the import. Note that if you selected this option, it might lead to a situation when a trigger does not fire and fails to pass its results. Though it might improve the performance of the importing process. The option is available only when the target table (to which you copy values) has indexes or triggers.
Click Import.
The Import "file_name" File dialog appears when you import CSV, TSV, or any other text files that contain delimiter-separated values.
Item | Description |
|---|---|
Formats | Select a template that successfully converts the file data into a table. You can change settings of predefined templates or add a new template. To add a template, click Add Format button ( Use the Add Format ( |
Value separator | Select or type the character that you want to use as a separator for values. |
Row separator | Select or type the character that you want to use as a separator for rows. |
Null value text | Select or type the text that you want to use if a cell contains the |
Add row prefix/suffix | Click the link and type a row prefix and suffix. Prefix and suffix are character sequences which in addition to the row separator indicate the beginning and end of a row. |
Quotation | Each line in the area under Quotation is a quotation pattern. A quotation pattern includes:
If there is more than one pattern, the first pattern is used. Use the Add ( |
Quote values | Select when you want to enclose values within quotation characters.
|
Trim whitespaces | Ignore or remove whitespace characters. If this checkbox is cleared, the whitespace characters are treated as parts of the corresponding values. |
First row is header | Treat the first row as a row that contains column names. |
First column is header | Treat the first column as a column that contains row names. |
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), 
) and 
) buttons to create, delete and reorder the formats; 
) to create a copy of the selected format.Item | Description |
|---|---|
Target schema | Schema in which you want to create or to copy a table. You can select schemas in other data source. |
Table | Name of a new table or an existing table in case you want to add data to the existing table. |
Comment | Comment to a table. |
Columns | Keys | Indexes | Foreign Keys | Data mappings and definitions of columns, keys, and indexes. Double-click the line to start editing. The Mapped to field specifies relation of a data column from the file and the corresponding column in the database. If you clear this field, no data is added to the target column in the database. To remove a column, select the corresponding line and click the Remove button |
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