suppose i would receive a file in csv format daily like this:
cvg_20070516.csv
cvg_20070517.csv
cvg_20070518.csv
.
.
.
so how can i import the data into the database as i can't specifcy a file to be the source file? (which means, for example, after i hv got a file cvg_20070518.csv, how can i set up an automation that to save another copy call 'cvg.csv' in another folder and so i can use this file as a source to import into database?)
some one replyed me with the following solution
Create Table #Files
(
CSVFile varchar(100)
);
Declare @.File as Varchar(100);
Declare @.cmd as varchar(1000);
Insert Into #Files
Exec master..xp_cmdshell 'dir /B C:\data\csv\*.csv'
Select @.File = 'C:\data\csv\' + Max(CSVFile) from #Files
Set @.cmd = 'Copy /Y ' + @.File + ' C:\data\csv\importable\cvg.csv'
Exec master..xp_cmdshell @.cmd
Drop table #Files;
but it doesn't work. can someone elaborate more on it and tell me how's it gonna work?
Having seen the error message in your other message, it sounds like the account under which your SQL Server instance's service is running doesn't have the appropriate permissions on the folder and/or CSV files.
Chris
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