Friday, February 24, 2012

Import + ActiveX (cross)

What I will do is create a temporary table in the same
database with the data from the file.
Next, I will write a script to (import) insert from the
temp table to where you want the data to go.
Mary

>--Original Message--
>Hey,
>1)
>I'm doing a lot of importing (by DTS packages) from
commaseparated files
>into tables where i empty/truncate the table _before_
import of ALL info in
>the file.
>BUT - how do I import data from such a file by an UPDATE
command...
>Meaning if the table has an ID col and a NAME col, and
the file has an ID
>col and a NAME col - then I would like to be able to
UPDATE all NAME-cols in
>the table by using the info from the file. The NAME in
the file might have
>changed, but the ID stays the same... Also, i new ID's
are in the file, they
>should be INSERTed into the table (+ the NAME).
>2)
>I have been using ActiveX Data Trans for some imports -
but it would be
>great if I could perform SQL-taks (like above
perhaps...? or is the
>another way) - meaning: how do I make SQL call from
within an ActiveX task?
>
>Any help appreciated - Thanx!
>Best regards
>Jakob H. Heidelberg
>Denmark
>
>
>
>.
>Ah, allright - does somebody have code examples I can use?
Best regards
Jakob
"Mary Lou Friend" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> skrev i en
meddelelse news:4d9301c402bf$698bdf80$a601280a@.phx.gbl...
> What I will do is create a temporary table in the same
> database with the data from the file.
> Next, I will write a script to (import) insert from the
> temp table to where you want the data to go.
> Mary
>
> commaseparated files
> import of ALL info in
> command...
> the file has an ID
> UPDATE all NAME-cols in
> the file might have
> are in the file, they
> but it would be
> perhaps...? or is the
> within an ActiveX task?

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