Problems with copying csv files to a remote postgresql database

Hi

I have a `csv` file in my local disk: `data/myfile.csv`, and a `postgresql` database in another machine.

When I try to run

`odo("data/myfile.csv", "postgresql://user:password@some_ip:54322::tbl")`, where `user`, `password`, `some_ip` and `tbl` have the right values, I got the following:

```
...
OperationalError: (psycopg2.OperationalError) could not open file "/home/nanounanue/proyectos/test-project/data/myfile.csv" for reading: No such file or directory
[SQL: '\n COPY trips FROM %(path)s ...
```

I noted two things with this error:

1. First `odo` is converting my relative path to an absolute path using (I guess) the information of my current directory (maybe with `os`?)

2. `odo` is using `COPY` instead of `\copy` this means that the file must be in the server disk

So I copied the file to the server (to the directory `/tmp/raw-data/`), and I tried again:

`odo("/tmp/raw-data/myfile.csv", "postgresql://user:password@some_ip:54322::tbl")`
and I got

```
....
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/raw-data/2013-08-Citi-Bike-trip-data.csv'
```

(NOTE that my `raw-data` doesn' t exist in my local machine)

This not work either.

Then, finally I created in my local machine the directory `/tmp/raw-data` and copied the file there. Then everything works. So, my guess is that `odo` is mixing the paths, I mean, it is creating the path from the local machine, even when he is trying to load from the remote machine...

This smells like a bug...