Hi,
You can also use the jdbc driver to parse excel files.
Each column in excel table wil be treated as a database column ..
Hope this helps.
Regards
Subbu
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>Hey, anyone have code to parse an excel file?
>
>What are my options besides a tokenizer?
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>Anyone have exp with Formula One for this kind of job?
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>Any help is appreciated?
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