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I have a program that links against libmysqld. Under linux I am able to execute “LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE” under Windows the same command make the application to crash. I saw a bug report relating the crash to use of mysql_thread_init(), however calling mysql_thread_init() crash my application under Windows.
Any idea what I am doing wrong?
Thanks.
I was able to trace the problem using mingw.
My application executes under linux load data local infile ‘/home/cquiros/temp/test.csv’. Under Windows it executes load data local infile ‘c:\temp\test.csv’ . Because Windows uses \ \t is interpreted as tab . Passing a tab as part of the load data local infile makes libmysqld to crash if the application is built using nmake (Visual C++) no idea why. Using mingw-make libmysqld is able to report the message “File not found”.
I replaced all \ to / and now all works fine.