Try/Catch LOAD DATA INFILE (1 reply)

Hello all. I am trying to catch insert errors for imported *.csv files. with my current code, any rows of data that do not meet the constraints of the table are simply skipped... I would like to throw an exception so I can send the "bad" records to a container on the front end and allow a user to examine and delete/correct the issue and then insert the modified records. Can this be done or should I LOAD DATA INFILE to a constraint-free table then run and insert and catch the errors there?

Imports MySql.Data.MySqlClient
Public Class Form1
    Dim flName As String = "C:\\a1\\DATA\\101 3089.csv"
    Dim var1 As String = "101 3089"


    Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) _
                                Handles Button1.Click

        Dim conn As MySqlConnection = New MySqlConnection

        conn.ConnectionString = "server=192.168.0.2;" & _
                                     "user id=root;" & _
                                     "password=**********;" & _
                                     "database=db1"

        Dim com As MySqlCommand = New MySqlCommand

        conn.Open()
        With com
            Try
                .CommandText = "LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE '" & flName & "' INTO TABLE csvTest" & _
                                  " FIELDS TERMINATED BY ','  LINES TERMINATED BY '\r\n'" & _
                                  " (idcsvTest,bLen,bWid,bMinLen,bMaxLen,bWid1,bWid2,bWid3,bAvgWid) " & _
                                  "SET ticknum='" & var1 & "';"
                .Connection = conn
                .ExecuteNonQuery()

            Catch oops As MySqlException
                MsgBox("MySQl says: " & oops.ErrorCode & "-" & oops.Message)
                'Do catchy stuff...
            End Try

        End With

        conn.Close()
        conn.Dispose()
        conn = Nothing


    End Sub
End Class

If this question should be limited to just the

LOAD DATA INFILE

statement, please let me know and I will ask in the general MySql area instead.
thank you in advance.

Chris