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trouble handling strings with three or more '0' using pgloader
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I am loading large .csv files into a database and want to use pgloader because it is able to skip and log erroneous records. However I frequently get
ERROR PostgreSQL Database error 22021: invalid byte sequence for encoding "UTF8": 0x00
Which I first thought was due to 0x00 characters in my data. I tried different ways to remove these to no avail, until I noticed that some variables e.g. timestamps with three or more 0characters seem to be causing the problem. e.g. 17:46:30 +0000. Does anyone know how to handle this problem without changing my data? About 2/3 of my records have this problem. Ideally I am looking for a fix that allows me to import the data using the same procedure.
postgresql pgloader
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I am loading large .csv files into a database and want to use pgloader because it is able to skip and log erroneous records. However I frequently get
ERROR PostgreSQL Database error 22021: invalid byte sequence for encoding "UTF8": 0x00
Which I first thought was due to 0x00 characters in my data. I tried different ways to remove these to no avail, until I noticed that some variables e.g. timestamps with three or more 0characters seem to be causing the problem. e.g. 17:46:30 +0000. Does anyone know how to handle this problem without changing my data? About 2/3 of my records have this problem. Ideally I am looking for a fix that allows me to import the data using the same procedure.
postgresql pgloader
asked Mar 27 at 15:44
MangobaeMangobae
83 bronze badges
It's not a "0" character. Your first idea was correct - there are zero-valued bytes in the data stream
– Richard Huxton
Mar 27 at 15:50
What would a good way to go about removing these @RichardHuxton? Trying sed and tr did not work for me then
– Mangobae
Mar 28 at 9:38
Are you sure the file is actually UTF-8 and not some other encoding? That is the first thing to check.
– Richard Huxton
Mar 28 at 20:31
add a comment |
I am loading large .csv files into a database and want to use pgloader because it is able to skip and log erroneous records. However I frequently get
ERROR PostgreSQL Database error 22021: invalid byte sequence for encoding "UTF8": 0x00
Which I first thought was due to 0x00 characters in my data. I tried different ways to remove these to no avail, until I noticed that some variables e.g. timestamps with three or more 0characters seem to be causing the problem. e.g. 17:46:30 +0000. Does anyone know how to handle this problem without changing my data? About 2/3 of my records have this problem. Ideally I am looking for a fix that allows me to import the data using the same procedure.
postgresql pgloader
asked Mar 27 at 15:44
MangobaeMangobae
83 bronze badges
I am loading large .csv files into a database and want to use pgloader because it is able to skip and log erroneous records. However I frequently get
ERROR PostgreSQL Database error 22021: invalid byte sequence for encoding "UTF8": 0x00
Which I first thought was due to 0x00 characters in my data. I tried different ways to remove these to no avail, until I noticed that some variables e.g. timestamps with three or more 0characters seem to be causing the problem. e.g. 17:46:30 +0000. Does anyone know how to handle this problem without changing my data? About 2/3 of my records have this problem. Ideally I am looking for a fix that allows me to import the data using the same procedure.
postgresql pgloader
postgresql pgloader
asked Mar 27 at 15:44
MangobaeMangobae
83 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 15:44
MangobaeMangobae
83 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 15:44
MangobaeMangobae
83 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 15:44
MangobaeMangobae
83 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 15:44
MangobaeMangobae
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It's not a "0" character. Your first idea was correct - there are zero-valued bytes in the data stream
– Richard Huxton
Mar 27 at 15:50
What would a good way to go about removing these @RichardHuxton? Trying sed and tr did not work for me then
– Mangobae
Mar 28 at 9:38
Are you sure the file is actually UTF-8 and not some other encoding? That is the first thing to check.
– Richard Huxton
Mar 28 at 20:31
add a comment |
It's not a "0" character. Your first idea was correct - there are zero-valued bytes in the data stream
– Richard Huxton
Mar 27 at 15:50
What would a good way to go about removing these @RichardHuxton? Trying sed and tr did not work for me then
– Mangobae
Mar 28 at 9:38
Are you sure the file is actually UTF-8 and not some other encoding? That is the first thing to check.
– Richard Huxton
Mar 28 at 20:31
It's not a "0" character. Your first idea was correct - there are zero-valued bytes in the data stream
– Richard Huxton
Mar 27 at 15:50
It's not a "0" character. Your first idea was correct - there are zero-valued bytes in the data stream
– Richard Huxton
Mar 27 at 15:50
What would a good way to go about removing these @RichardHuxton? Trying sed and tr did not work for me then
– Mangobae
Mar 28 at 9:38
What would a good way to go about removing these @RichardHuxton? Trying sed and tr did not work for me then
– Mangobae
Mar 28 at 9:38
Are you sure the file is actually UTF-8 and not some other encoding? That is the first thing to check.
– Richard Huxton
Mar 28 at 20:31
Are you sure the file is actually UTF-8 and not some other encoding? That is the first thing to check.
– Richard Huxton
Mar 28 at 20:31
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It's not a "0" character. Your first idea was correct - there are zero-valued bytes in the data stream
– Richard Huxton
Mar 27 at 15:50
What would a good way to go about removing these @RichardHuxton? Trying sed and tr did not work for me then
– Mangobae
Mar 28 at 9:38
Are you sure the file is actually UTF-8 and not some other encoding? That is the first thing to check.
– Richard Huxton
Mar 28 at 20:31