Best Method To Attach Or Import Data From A Comma Delimited File To Access?
Nov 15, 2010
I have a project I am working that requires me to go to an FTP port and copy a file to the local machine... so far so good... the next step is to take the comma delimited file and import the records (rows) into a local Access database...
Should I be looking the Attach method in Access? To attach and dump all the data in one shot?
OR To open the file with StremRead and process each row one at a time?
I am using VS2008, C#, .NET 3.5, Access 2007... once in production there could 20 - 30 thousand records to be appended to the DB then normalised.
I am creating a BLOG and Forum, and am using tags similar to this and most other sites, I just need to know how to retrieve the tags from a culmn if the tags are stored with commas separating them, I am sure I read about it somewhere but was unable to find it.so the column would be:
tag1, tag2, tag3, etc.....
I would need to be able to:
1. Store tags, and add-on to tags already in the column
I have one textbox and one button when i enter values in textbox separated by comma and click on button it should display details of all the numbers from database in gridview. the values are cid nos such as 12001,12002 when i enter both values by giving comma it should display details of both numbers from database.
How can I return a comma delimited list of codes for each client, to a temp field in the results of a select statement in a stored procedure?
Is it posible to get a comma delimited list into a temp field of a temp table?
I have a table tblCodes that has the following fields ClientID, CodeID
I have a table tblCodeLookup that has the following fields CodeID, CodeDecription
I need to get a temp table with two fields ClientID and a field that holds a comma delimited list of CodeDescriptions for each clientID. Maybe the tmp fiel would be named ClientsCodes Select clientID, ClientsCodes
According to the RFC, individual cookies in the "Cookie" HTTP header may be separated by commas as well as by semicolons. However, ASP.NET does not parse the commas case correctly - it does not count comma as a separator, but considers it just part of the value.
For exampleIf a client sends header Cookie: a=b, c=d, then the ASP.NET application will see just one cookie named "a" with value "b, c=d".As a special case, the same thing happens when the client sends several Cookie headers (one for each cookie) instead of combining all cookies in one header. From HTTP perspective, this is completely valid, and in such case the effective value of the header should be concatenation of the values of all its instances separated by commas.Does anybody know a workaround (or maybe a fix?) for this? I absolutely need to get this working, because I don't control the client.P.S. It is ironic that, according to this thread, the .NET built-in HTTP client's (aka HttpWebRequest) behavior is just the opposite, and also causes problems. :-)
I've inherited an SQL table with a column named "product_codes." It contains 1 or more 4-digit numerals separated by commas (for example, the first record in the table has this in the "product_codes" column:0010,0810
There's a second table containing those product_codes and their corresponding names in a column called "product_name"
I'm trying to set up a FormView that will display an individual record and allow the user to update the record. But when attempting to display a record that has multiple values in the "product_codes" column I get an error, presumably because it can't map the product code to the product name.
I want to give people the option of entering multiple email addresses in a multiline textbox or textarea that are separated by commas. how to get the list into an array, then validate each email address, then process each email.
I need to display the checkbox selected values in a textbox... I have kept 18 separate checkboxes if user selects five checkboxes the values must be displayed in a single textbox followed by comma after each value..
I have this code that loop through table controls how do stick the seleted information into a session variable. Then i have to pass it into another page table control.example code
I think I need something like this after my last line from above:
Col1=first TEXT width 150
My text file has 7 columns, the first row is the header row. The data comes from a Micosoft SQL Server Database where the fields are of the following types:
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I have an asp.net panel having various controls including gridview. I have converted this panel into pdf and attached it as an email attachment using memory stream. Everything is working fine. Now I have an File upload control outside panel through which I have to attach a file and send it in mail along with the already attached panel. But I am unable to figure out how to do it.
We have a tab delimited file that we are making available for download. The file extension is txt, but the users want it to open automatically in Excel. The previous developer had used the following code:
[code]....
The ContentType is being set to Excel, but that doesn't seem to have any effect. I am guessing the txt file extension is causing it to be picked up by notepad or the like instead. I have tried just renaming it to a xls extension, which works but Excel complains that I am trying to trick it or it might be a corrupted file.
