

With the requisite packages now in place, I can divide the post into two sections: downloading the. Download MySQL’s Connector/Python 2.0.

Despite all the packages provided by Python(X,Y), two more are still required for this effort. Acquire the Dependent ModulesĬoming from MATLAB, one thing I’ve discovered is that Python is not nearly as “out of the box”. In addition, WAMP 2.5 was also installed to give me local access to a Apache/MySQL/PHP stack. I used Python(X,Y) 2.7.6.1 to install version Python 2.7 all the scientific packages that accompany it. First of all, I’m working on a Windows box.

I’d also point out that I’m not yet a Python expert, so there may be some better methods out there. The script can now download a csv from a remote server, and upload its contents to my database.īefore I get to the details, I should to establish my setup in case someone runs into issues with my method. I took the MySQL script I developed for uploading a local csv file to a database, and expanded it with Python.
