Hi,
Is there any .NET package/module/assembly for BCPing the data into SQL
Server.
The BULK INSERT utility works fine, but we are kind of worried on
placing the data.
If there is any utility to build the data into a data structure and BCP
in into the SQL Server, please let know. It would be of great use.
Let know if I should post this elsewhere
Regards,
Thyagu
3  2812 
Thyagu (td****@gmail.c om) writes:
Is there any .NET package/module/assembly for BCPing the data into SQL
Server.
The BULK INSERT utility works fine, but we are kind of worried on
placing the data.
If there is any utility to build the data into a data structure and BCP
in into the SQL Server, please let know. It would be of great use.
SqlClient has classes for bulk-copying. I have not used it, but a quick
look in MSDN Library telles me that you write from a datarow.
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To add to Erland's response, the SqlBulkCopy class was introduced with .Net
Framework 2.0 (VS 2005 et. al.). SqlBulkCopy includes a WriteToServer
method that allows you to pass a DataTable, DataRow array or IDataReader.
The ColumnMappings property specifies the mappings between source and
destination columns.
--
Hope this helps.
Dan Guzman
SQL Server MVP
"Thyagu" <td****@gmail.c omwrote in message
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Hi,
Is there any .NET package/module/assembly for BCPing the data into SQL
Server.
The BULK INSERT utility works fine, but we are kind of worried on
placing the data.
If there is any utility to build the data into a data structure and BCP
in into the SQL Server, please let know. It would be of great use.
Let know if I should post this elsewhere
Regards,
Thyagu
Thanks very much guys. This is awesome!
Regards,
Thyagu.
Dan Guzman wrote:
To add to Erland's response, the SqlBulkCopy class was introduced with .Net
Framework 2.0 (VS 2005 et. al.). SqlBulkCopy includes a WriteToServer
method that allows you to pass a DataTable, DataRow array or IDataReader.
The ColumnMappings property specifies the mappings between source and
destination columns.
--
Hope this helps.
Dan Guzman
SQL Server MVP
"Thyagu" <td****@gmail.c omwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ b28g2000cwb.goo glegroups.com.. .
Hi,
Is there any .NET package/module/assembly for BCPing the data into SQL
Server.
The BULK INSERT utility works fine, but we are kind of worried on
placing the data.
If there is any utility to build the data into a data structure and BCP
in into the SQL Server, please let know. It would be of great use.
Let know if I should post this elsewhere
Regards,
Thyagu
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