Load data infile ignore first field

[Temor]

As part of a project I'm working on I have to store quite a lot of data locally on a .txt file and then insert it into a MySQL database.
I'll most likely be using LOAD DATA INFILE for this.
So, to the point: my first field is ID. I do not want to insert anything into the ID field. Is it possible to tell SQL to ignore the first field? What I do now is start my string with a field delimiter. Like this:

,This,is,text,\n
,This,text,is,\n
,text,is,This,\n
,is,This,text,\n

but I will probably forget to add the commas to the start of each line when I have to sit down and write every line by hand(400+lines) and I'm quite certain that my brain will turn into mush and / or something materialistic will break if I start seeing MySQL errors.

My SQL looks like this:

LOAD DATA INFILE 'C:/Path/To/File/file.txt' INTO TABLE mytable
  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ','
  LINES TERMINATED BY '\n';

Thanks in advance

[jacek]

Do you have to do it in SQL only or can you use php ?

[Temor]

Do you have to do it in SQL only or can you use php ?

I can use as much php as I like

[jacek]

I would process the file with php then, and add a default initial value if one doesn’t exist. Then you can build up the VALUES part of the SQL and just run it normally.

[Temor]

I would process the file with php then, and add a default initial value if one doesn’t exist. Then you can build up the VALUES part of the SQL and just run it normally.

You're right. Why didn't I think of that