Re: Reading/Importing Large Text Files into a Database

2007-06-08 Thread Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
To: CF-Talk Sent: Fri Jun 08 16:57:26 2007 Subject: Re: Reading/Importing Large Text Files into a Database BCP or Bulk Insert - using a DTS Package On 6/7/07, Pete Ruckelshaus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I had a similar problem to solve once. What I did was create a macro that imported the data

Re: Reading/Importing Large Text Files into a Database

2007-06-08 Thread Jose Diaz
BCP or Bulk Insert - using a DTS Package On 6/7/07, Pete Ruckelshaus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I had a similar problem to solve once. What I did was create a macro that imported the data into an Access database. I set up a DSN for that access database with a predefined file name, and gave

Re: Reading/Importing Large Text Files into a Database

2007-06-07 Thread Rick Root
On 6/7/07, Roxie R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Basically each file is a comma delimited text file that on every line has information that needs to be checked against the database and then either updated or inserted. Right now I loop through every line in the file and using CFQUERY to do the

RE: Reading/Importing Large Text Files into a Database

2007-06-07 Thread Robert Rawlins - Think Blue
-Talk Subject: Re: Reading/Importing Large Text Files into a Database On 6/7/07, Roxie R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Basically each file is a comma delimited text file that on every line has information that needs to be checked against the database and then either updated or inserted. Right now I loop

Re: Reading/Importing Large Text Files into a Database

2007-06-07 Thread Larry Lyons
I have been having this ongoing battle with large files (3 MB or more). Basically each file is a comma delimited text file that on every line has information that needs to be checked against the database and then either updated or inserted. Right now I loop through every line in the

RE: Reading/Importing Large Text Files into a Database

2007-06-07 Thread Robert Rawlins - Think Blue
So trying to access the file via SQL Server 2000 probably isn't possible. Unfortunately that probably cuts out your best route, I import a fairly substantial amount of log data into my application from CSV files and I used a query/stored proc and the BULK INSERT function from SQL, it's very good

Re: Reading/Importing Large Text Files into a Database

2007-06-07 Thread Pete Ruckelshaus
I had a similar problem to solve once. What I did was create a macro that imported the data into an Access database. I set up a DSN for that access database with a predefined file name, and gave the end user an interface to upload their identically named Access database (the data structure was