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--create a table to store the data | |
create table script_ferris_bueller | |
( | |
tag_type varchar, | |
speaker varchar, | |
line text, | |
line_begin int, | |
line_end int, | |
movie_name varchar | |
); | |
--upload the data | |
\COPY script_ferris_bueller FROM 'ferris_buellers_day_off.txt' CSV HEADER | |
--more explicit but useful if your columns aren't in order | |
\COPY script_ferris_bueller(tag_type,speaker,line,line_begin,line_end,movie_name) | |
FROM 'ferris_buellers_day_off.txt' CSV HEADER | |
--turn on extended display | |
\x | |
--take a peak at the data | |
select * from script_ferris_bueller order by random() limit 1; | |
---[ RECORD 1 ]----------------------------------- | |
--tag_type | dialogue | |
--speaker | FERRIS | |
--line | This is optomism. It's a common | |
-- | trait with my age group. Adults | |
-- | think it's cute, it's like a charming | |
-- | quick that infests youth. But it's | |
-- | a cool thing and I think, deep down, | |
-- | crusty old shits wish they had some. | |
-- | They wish they had her, too. | |
-- | (points to Sloane) | |
-- | Sorry. She's taken. | |
--line_begin | 2188 | |
--line_end | 2197 | |
--movie_name | ferris_bueller's_day_off |
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