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Le 15/01/2014 22:08, Carl Paulsen a écrit :

Hi Carl,

) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;

This is enough to tell us that the data came from a mysql database
originally. MyISAM is the default engine for non-transactional MySQL
databases :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyISAM

In the sample table you give, the table/field definitions are particular
to mysql, so if you try to run that sql with another db engine, e.g. in
hsqldb via LO Tools > SQL, it will fail because it will not recognise
the field types you're trying to create (e.g. enum, mediumint.

So, your best bet would be to import that into a mysql server, assuming
you have one to hand and you have some kind of console/terminal access
(localhost / same machine):

mysql < '/path/to/myfiletoimport.sql'

optionally with -p if you require authentication for the user that is
connecting to the mysql server :

mysql -p < '/path/to/myfileimport.sql'

There are many web sites on the internet that are full of information on
how to set up and import data into a mysql server.


Alex


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