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Data Import Wizard

Bob
Hi
was wondering if any knows where I can find code examples that recreates
the
data import wizard in Access (or something similar)... this wizard lets
the user select the data separator, select the columns that should be
imported and even map the columns to the dabase table column names.
The procedure would import the data froma csv, txt file or excel file into a
ado.net dataset for further processing. Any pointers on this would be
very much appreciated.

Thanks,

Bob

Jul 21 '05 #1
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