Reading Tab Delimited File Into Database
I have a .tab file that I need to write to the database. I've read it in, but for some reason it's not reading correctly. I'm truncating the complete database and then reloading it with whatever is in the tab file. I keep getting an error when trying to run my current code which is: Code:
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